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Project five: Adobe CC - Colour grading explained
James Paterson demonstrates how to get to grips with this powerful tinting tool in Photoshop’s Camera Raw
Tide-angle shots
Colin Hamilton’s first DSLR encouraged him to take photography more seriously. Years later and he’s built a stunning landscape portfolio
Shots from Skomer
Two trips to Skomer reaped incredible results for Mark Raikes as he photographed the island’s most famous – and comical – residents
Take the plunge
Mike Harris remembers all too well how difficult it was to conquer the exposure triangle, but everyone can do it!
‘No' is not a four-letter word
Positivity and a can-do attitude are crucial to your business, but saying ‘no’ has its place
Nikon NX Studio Sharpen up your shots
Neil Freeman explains how to use the sharpening tools in NX Studio to increase detail in your images
Same but different
Tom and a fellow photographer apply their own unique vision to a single scene…
Magical, Mystical, Mysterious
Discover how to capture a sense of magic, mystique and mystery in your landscape photography for truly enchanting images
LIGHTBOX
Our favourite Nikon images from the GDT Nature Photographer of the Year 2021 competition
Arctic adventures
Tour guide and photographer Rick Tomlinson shares his shots of the wildlife and landscapes of the high Arctic
Keep it composed
Mike Harris shows you how to improve your landscape photos with a few simple compositional tweaks
Andrea Jones
For more than 20 years, Andrea Jones has been one of the world’s foremost garden photographers. She tells Keith Wilson about her most daunting assignment, the importance of knee pads and step ladders, and why she believes winter is the most rewarding season for garden photography…
So, what's your plan B?
The best-made plans don’t always work out, so it’s always a good idea to have a plan B
Balancing act
Mike Harris balances a high-contrast scene by building a three-shot bracket and merging an HDR image
LIGHTBOX
Our favourite Nikon images from the Nature TTL Photographer of the Year competition
Shooting stars
Our Apprentice shoots the Milky Way above neolithic ruins with astro-expert Josh Dury
Toying around
Mark Phillips raided his kids’ toy box in search of suitable subjects during lockdown to shoot and edit a series of cinematic scenes
Keep calm and carry on laughing
Things will always go wrong - it’s how you deal with those moments that are the mark of a true professional
Tom Mackie's Top 20... Best British landscapes!
With travel restrictions making overseas trips nigh-on impossible, landscape photographer Tom Mackie explores all four corners of the British Isles and reveals his favourite places to shoot
Look before you shoot
Taking your time and learning to embrace the wait is an essential skill in the world of wildlife
Try a teleconverter
Mike Harris uses the Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-20E III to turn a 300mm prime into a 600mm monster
Up, up and away
Nigel Wood might be grounded, but that won’t stop him from capturing stunning images of airborne aviation subjects at air shows
Daisy Gilardini
Through her images of polar bears, seals and penguins, Daisy Gilardini has become one of the best-known photographers of wildlife in Antarctica and the Arctic. Keith Wilson hears why she believes photography is vital to saving the creatures that she loves…
Prism portraits
Mike Harris uses an inexpensive glass prism and budget lens to add creative flare to portraits
How to shoot... Winning sports shots!
From tennis to track-and-field and swimming to soccer, sports supremo and Nikon Ambassador Joel Marklund shares his secrets for gold-worthy images
The macro bug
Andre Neves barely had to travel beyond his doorstep to find and photograph this incredibly detailed series of insect portraits
Portraits at sunset
James Paterson shows how you can shoot vibrant photos of your friends and family at sundown even if the sun doesn’t appear
LIGHTBOX
Our favourite Nikon images from the Bird Photographer of the Year competition
Converting time into sales
Knowing when to invest extra time and effort into a shoot – and post-production – will save both time and money in the long run…
Places and faces
People person Tamas Simonyi documents the many faces he meets on his travels both near and far from his native Hungary