photo tips

The art of telling stories from a table top with the help of some clever design and simple lighting.

Although it's natural to have a mindset that your next photo will be your best photo, there's a lot to be said for revisiting your work from time to time.

This photo is of the Owens River and the Sierra Nevada near the town of Bishop in California. I can trace the inspiration for it to the earliest days of my journey in photography.

Learn how to capture a winning Photographer of the Year portfolio.

This useful video from landscape photographer Adam Gibbs discusses how to find and photograph smaller details in landscape photography, particularly in forests.

Five more images are on the operating table in this month's Image Doctor.

Joe Cornish is surely one of Britain's greatest ever landscape photographers, but he's also a relative new convert to YouTube, which is why this video captured in Scotland's Fisherfield Wilderness with him is such a treat.

In the second part of our two part series on wildflower photography, we look at composition, form, shape and contrast, the gear, and the settings you'll need.

Blessed with a diverse variety of wildflowers, Australia offers something for every green thumbed photographer. In this guide, you’ll learn secrets for captivating wildflower images.

It's a tough pill to swallow, but for great wildlife photography we're often told we need to have a fair amount of often pricey gear - or do you?

This striking Anzac-inspired composite image has been a real slow burn process for photographer Monique Whear.

Photographer Serena Dzenis reflects on nature’s unique ability to put our lives into perspective.

In part two of our two part primer on bird photography, we look at focus, composition, technique and editing.

In this useful video, you'll learn a few techniques for selling more prints.

While many of us dream of capturing stunning photos of birds, it’s easy to find yourself in a flap when confronted by a confusing world of complex cameras, expensive lenses and subjects that move faster than well, a bird in flight.

If you’ve ever seen those dreamy shots of coasts that turn the incoming waves into lovely strips of colour, you might be wondering how to do it yourself.