“Most years, I keep an eye out for an photo to use to celebrate the festive season”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #71: Benedict Brain celebrates the holidays with an alternative take on the iconic Christmas tree
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“As a homage to the mighty tree at Sycamore Gap, I take the time to notice and acknowledge lone trees everywhere”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #70: As his response to the Sycamore Gap tree felling, Benedict Brain finds beauty in other lone trees
The Nikon Zf has given new life to a favorite lens I bought 30 years ago
opinion Paul Burrows talks about his recent enjoyment he has had from using lenses old and new
The MacBook Pro M3 debate: "As an always PC person, I have always been envious of the build quality and engineering of Macs BUT..."
Opinion I said I was thinking of abandoning Apple over their MacBook Pro pricing structure, and I got A LOT of advice on the matter!
9 top cameras for travel photography – capture every moment and memory
SPONSORED New year, new horizons! Make it easy to pack for your next adventure with our top 9 travel cameras
Is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 still worth buying?
STILL WORTH BUYING? It's nearly 7 years old, so is the Fujifilm Instax Mini 9 still worth your money?
“I couldn’t return empty-handed, so I started to experiment with intentional camera movement (ICM), albeit reluctantly ”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #69: Benedict Brain overcomes his dislike of a classic creative technique – and finds new inspiration
I’ve always wondered what the sky would look like if you lived on a planet within a globular cluster… This photo is a concept of what I think it could look like…
why shots work Photographer Angelo Richardson used a mini studio to photograph this green mini bug from a unique perspective
My mission is to bring a human element to architecture photos: I do it by playing the waiting game
My Mission How does Yasser Alaa Mobarak capture such amazing architectural images? He visits the same location again and again...
”Perhaps the wild landscapes of north Wales are just too beautiful for my aesthetic. However, I still take my camera in the hope that something will resonate".
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #67: Benedict Brain finds that when it comes to capturing the essence of a location, some places are easier than others
“It has been photographed so often that it felt to me like there was nowhere to go creatively”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #68: Benedict Brain uses his thermal imaging camera to produce a hot take on the frozen north
“I find the process before the photo exciting – learning about the subject, failing to get the shot, and finally being rewarded.” Dani Connor talks about her journey in wildlife photography, from family pets to Iberian lynx
INTERVIEW This up-and-coming wildlife photographer talks about her rapid rise to social media fame, and going on to take photos of buzzards and big cats in Spain
I changed aspect ratios to beat a creative slump, and I think you should too!
Opinion Many photographers stick to the native aspect ratio of their camera's sensor – but is this right for you?
These are the camera settings I use when I shoot night-time seascapes
How to Claire Gillo explains how to capture coastal shots in pitch darkness, using only a tripod and a head torch
"AI has ruined one CES, and it'll get worse". Where did the real products go?
Opinion Covid didn't do CES any favours, but at least there was new tech. This time it seems software is getting too much attention
“It’s at moments like this that boredom can set in. And boredom is lovely”. Experimenting in the bedroom conjures up a ghostly photo
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #66: Stuck in a hotel room, Benedict Brain explores the creative potential of having nothing to do
“It’s awesome. It’s also terrible, and that’s what I love about AI photography”
Art of Seeing Benedict Brain tries out AI, the exciting emerging technology that’s dividing the photographic community
“It’s not the slick, commercial-type vistas that inspire my photography, but rather the quiet little corners and the people I briefly encounter”
Art of Seeing The Art of Seeing #64: Benedict Brain contrasts tourist-style travel photography against capturing your distinct view of the world
"Probably two percent of all photographers in those days were black", Normski recalls how he became the man with the golden shutter in the age of hip-hop
feature From its humble beginnings, Normski recorded the rise of hip-hop culture as it became a global phenomenon
