In part one of our new series on landscape photography, Andrew Fildes shares seven great tips to help you shoot better landscapes.

In the second and final part of our series on shooting great travel portraits, Dale Morris shares seven more great tips, covering everything from camera techniques to creative considerations and safety concerns.

This week we've trawled the <i>Australian Photography</i> archives to bring you this great story from Dale Morris from the June 2013 issue. Sit back and enjoy Dale's 11 best tips to help you capture breathtaking travel portraits on your next holiday.

In this special step-by-step tutorial, image-editing guru Mark Galer shows you how to create dramatic, tonally rich, black-and-white images in Lightroom.

Most cameras offer several choices for light metering. From spot to evaluative metering, how do you know which option will produce the best results in a given shooting scenario? Michael Snedic explains the making of five images to shed some light on this important subject.

In our weekly series on great photo locations, photographer Peter Solness describes a photographer's paradise a stone's throw from Sydney, the Royal National Park.

In the final part of our series on 'great photo locations', Chris Bray shares his passion for the untamed and elemental wilderness of the Samburu National Reserve, Kenya.

Continuing our series on 'great photo locations' landscape, wildlife and travel photographer Chris McLennan tells of his experiences gamboling with grizzlies at Alaska's Lake Clark National Park.

In the second part of our two-part series on top travel tips, Robert Keeley shares some final suggestions to help you make the most of your travel photography.

Travel photography has its own challenges, but careful preparation and a flexible approach will allow you to return from your next adventure with a great set of images, says Robert Keeley.

As part of our series on 'great photo locations', wildlife and nature photographer Jürgen Freund takes us to Indonesia's West Papua, home to two giants of the sea.

Continuing our series on 'great photo locations' landscape photographer Jackie Ranken goes past the extreme sports and ski-bunnies and shares a Queenstown missed by many.

In our ongoing series on 'great photo locations' landscape photographer Ken Duncan shares a location closer to home; Central Australia's ethereal West MacDonnell Ranges.

In the second and final part of our series on shooting seascapes, Janie News looks at filters, camera settings, exposure, white balance, and what it means to shoot the perfect seascape.

Want to shoot beautiful seascapes? Janie News shares seven great tips to help you get that perfect shot next time a beautiful sunrise or sunset lights up your favourite slice of the Australian coastline.

Continuing our series on 'great photo locations' travel photographer Tim Wheeler describes shooting the idyllic Greek island of Kastellorizo.