Autumn is a fantastic time to be out taking pictures, but how do you best capture the subtle colours and beautiful light? Stuart McGlennon has ideas and tips to help you make the most of the season
Summer is the ideal time for photographing badgers due to the longer daylight hours, warmer temperatures and increased activity. In our August issue Francis J Taylor shares the fieldcraft and techniques you need to capture successful images of them.
Lowering your shutter speed may seem counter-intuitive when photographing fast-moving wildlife, but it’s a great way to capture more expressive images, says Ben Hall.
While summer may not be landscape photographers’ favourite time of year, there are numerous ways you can get creative, from using polarisers to shooting after dark, says Drew Buckley.
Featuring a year’s worth of weekly assignments, Josh Dury’s new book is designed to build your confidence as a night photographer. He shares some ideas for taking breathtaking shots of lunar landscapes and the Milky Way.
