The King of noise

As part of our ISO special, Steve Davey sees how the mighty Nikon D5 copes with low light and more on two demanding trips

The Picture That Changed My Life

Noted fashion/portrait shooter and official Fujifilm X-Photographer, Dave Kai Piper, recalls how an ad inspired him to start thinking big

Silence Is Golden

There’s been a lot of hype about the fast and silent Sony Alpha 9, so what does top sports shooter Bob Martin think after using one?

Samyang AF 35mm F/2.8 FE

This small, inexpensive prime is perfect for Sony full-frame mirrorless cameras, says Andy Westlake

Final Analysis - Roger Hicks considers...

‘Bnae Brak, Israel’, 2010 by Michael Hassoun

Ansel Adams

There are legends, and then there is the god-like genius of Ansel Adams

Viewpoint - David Healey

Photography is a powerful tool. We should remember one individual who was an exile, photographer and pioneer

Learning The Ropes

Having taken part in four Whitbread Round the World Yacht Races, photographer Rick Tomlinson is perfectly placed to offer expert advice about shooting yachts, as Tracy Calder reveals

Why You Need Insurance

Whether you’re an amateur or semi-professional photographer, we know your camera kit doesn’t just stay safely locked up in your home or studio, so you need to be protected. Why not try insuring with us?

Tech Support

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Final Analysis Roger Hicks Considers....

Hugo, Oklahoma’, 2014, by Peter van Agtmael

Gone to the dogs

Top dog photographer Elke Vogelsang talks tips, tricks and techniques. 

Flying High

Capturing birds in flight is not always easy, but with just a few tips from wildlife photographer Ben Hall, you’re sure to crack those sought-after shots.

David Bailey

Although Bailey was initially brusque, shooting his portrait ended up a pleasure, says Harry Borden.

The Soldier's Kodak

In his new book, author and military historian Jon Cooksey looks back at the one camera that was able to democratise photography for the troops of the First World War – the Vest Pocket Kodak

Final Analysis

Roger Hicks considers…‘The Pucci Chair and All the Rest’, c2016 by Nancy Baron

The Man Who Sold Nikon To The World

The legendary David Douglas Duncan championed Nikon equipment among his press photographer peers. Steve Fairclough tells how a brief encounter had major repercussions for Nikon....

The Oxford Pictures 1968-1978

Paddy Summerfield’s images of Oxford students are a nostalgic look at days gone by. Yet beneath them lies an uneasy melancholy, as Oliver Atwell finds out

In The Footsteps Of Giants

Wildlife photographer Sarah Skinner set herself a hard task to execute this beautiful backlit photo. Her patience and persistence paid off

Tony Kemplen On The...Kodak Brownie Starmatic

This Brownie was not only simplistic, but it was also the first model to feature auto exposure

Final Analysis - Roger Hicks Considers...

‘Callanish Stones, Isle of Lewis’, 2009, by Kate Ferris

Why You Need Insurance

Whether you’re an amateur or semi-professional photographer, we know your camera kit doesn’t just stay safely locked up in your home or studio, so you need to be protected. Why not try insuring with us?

Video Star

When the Panasonic Lumix GH5S was launched, some people were puzzled. Jon Devo unpicks the diff erences between this new model and the GH5

Customisation Of Controls

Sony’s A7-series has gained an excellent reputation for offering photographers a high level of customisation in the past, and the A7 III is no different in this regard.

Join Panasonic Lumix And The AP Team At Stowe

Come along between 10am-4pm on 19/20 May

Bold And Beautiful

The paths, temples and lakes of Stowe provide plenty of opportunities for striking imagery

Take a View – Landscape Photographer of the Year

Founded in 2006 by Charlie Waite, the total prize fund of Take A View - Landscape Photographer of the Year is worth more than £20,000. Winning images are published in a book as well as displayed in a touring exhibition.

Wildlife Photographer Of The Year

The world’s largest competition championing wildlife and environmental imagery has a huge number of entries – over 45,000 every year.

Pink Lady Food Photographer Of The Year

Launched in 2011, Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year has a prize pool worth more than £20,000, with the overall winner receiving £5,000. In 2018, more than 8,000 entries were received from 60 countries across the world.

Pioneers Of Victorian Photography Celebrated

A major new exhibition is set to showcase rarely seen examples of Victorian photography.