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- 13.08.10
- Tom Mangelsen: Shooting Wildlife
- Tom Mangelsen, one of the most influential people in natural history photography today.Eloise HELMS spoke with him to find out more about his career, passions and approach to shooting wildlife.
- 13.08.10
- James Appleton: How never to give up
- Professional photographer James Appleton on drive and determination
- 12.08.10
- Underwater Photography with Paul Duxfield
- Diving specialist Paul Duxfield has photographed underwater the world over. An advocate of using simple camera equipment, he explains here how to make great images with minimum kit and offers advice on shooting beneath the waves.
- 12.08.10
- Gerard Keenan: Monochrome Portraits
- Learn how to take beautiful and atmospheric outdoor black-and-white portraits
- 12.08.10
- Jan Baldwin: Shooting Lifestyle
- Professional photographer Jan Baldwin is best known for her interiors, still life and portrait work. Take inspiration as we show you how to take beautiful lifestyle images. By Sean Samuels.
- 12.08.10
- Jim Richardson: Photographing Lightscapes at night
- National Geographic photographer and master of night photography Jim Richardson shares his passion, tips and advice on shooting at night. By Sean Samuels
- 20.07.10
- How to hunt out intriguing shots while travelling
- David Ward explains the best ways to hunt out intriguing shots while travelling
- 19.07.10
- Gary Wainwright: Skydiving photography
- Sean Samuels explores Gary Wainwright's ability to combine photography and skydiving
- 19.07.10
- Alfred Gregory: Inspiring mountain photographer profiled
- Inspiring mountain photographer profiled
- 19.07.10
- Advice on how to photograph abroad
- Ian Berry advises on photographing abroad
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- 24.05.10
- How to manipulate shadow and highlights
- Offers tips and advice on how to manipulate shadow and highlights
- 19.05.10
- Stefano Azario: Advice on how to photograph children
- Offers advice and tips on how to photograph children
- 19.05.10
- David Cantwell: Black and white portraits
- Sean Samuels finds out more about professional photographer David Cantwell
- 19.05.10
- Brian Skerry: Geographic photographer profiled
- National Geographic photographer speaks of his adventures under water

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