Sometimes the best shots are where you least expect to find them. Adam Taylor recalls an unusual landscape subject, and how he came across it in the wilds of Tasmania's Cradle Mountains.

Lighting direction is everything in landscape photography, says pro photographer Tony Bridge. He explores the three key lighting directions and shows you how to use them to create landscapes with depth and drama.

Photoshop's Actions panel can help you work faster and smarter. We show you how to use it.

In the final part of this three-part series on the impact of light in photography, Robert Keeley looks at how to handle special situations involving 'window' light and artificial lighting at night.

In part two of this three-part series about the importance of light Robert Keeley explains how colour temperature can impact on images, and how to use natural light.

Pro photographer Daniel Linnet explains how his ability to interact with strangers helped capture this image.

Michael Amendolia explains how time spent exploring a foreign land and its people resulted in an award-winning image.

Pro photographer, Anthony McKee, has some tips for budding underwater photographer Rhydian Thomas.

If you want to take good photos you need to understand the qualities of light and how to read them. Robert Keeley looks at the most fundamental element of photography.

Thor Engelstad uses personal assignments to expand both his creative horizons and his commercial opportunities.

Editing images in Photoshop? Here's a foolproof workflow to help you save time and achieve consistently better results.

In the second part of our portrait masterclass series five more pro photographers share the strategies they use to get the best from their subjects.

Belinda Pratten explains how she captured a "decisive moment" with Sydney surfers, and why she still enjoys shooting with film.

Five leading photographers share their secrets for successful portrait photography.

Shooting action or movement in macros is one of the toughest assignments in photography. Pete Wilson-Jones takes the challenge one step further by shooting images of bees.

Planning a trip to the zoo? Here's some tips to help you make sure you return home with a memory card full of great wildlife shots.