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- 13.10.11
- Vivian Maier: today's top street photographers on her work
- Vivian Maier's pictures of people and street scenes have aroused enormous interest since they first came to light in 2009. David Clark talks to fellow street photographers Brett Jefferson Stott and Nick Turpin about her work
- 04.07.11
- David Handley: Photographing Children
- DAVID HANDLEY talks to RACHAEL D'CRUZE about his secrets to taking striking and natural-looking photographs of children and how he became the SonyWorld Fashion Photographer 2010.
- 13.05.11
- Martin McNeil: Organising people when time is short
- Professional photographer MARTIN McNEIL explains how he shoots on the run when time is short.
- 15.04.11
- Gordon Wiltsie: Extreme Photography
- National Geographic photographer Gordon Wiltsie knows how to survive. A keen outdoorsman and climber from a young age, he has photographed some of the world's most inhospitable places despite being colour blind.
- 15.04.11
- Robbie Shone: Creative lighting underground
- Caving is an increasingly popular pursuit and many of the world's most remote networks are now accessible to all. So we caught up with professional photographer Robbie Shone to find out how he shoots underground. By Jimmy Edmonds.
- 01.04.11
- Andrew Zuckerman: Graphic Portraiture
- The graphic work of professional photographer Andrew Zuckerman is in high demand. His books and exhibitions sell the world over. Here he reveals his approach to capturing the essence of a subject in his portraits and why he loves to shoot against white.
- 08.02.11
- James Appleton: Colour in landscapes
- Offers his tips and advice for capturing extreme colour in landscape photography.
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- 18.11.10
- Graham Watson: Photographing action
- Graham Watson has covered the international cycling road racing circuit for more than 30 years. He works for magazines and clients the world over.By Vivienne Morra.
- 12.11.10
- Michael Kenna: The Master of landscape
- Michael Kenna is one of the foremost landscape photographers in the world. His high-key black and white images are prized internationally by museums, galleries and private collectors. Here he offers advice and inspiration to help you to improve your image
- 14.09.10
- James Appleton: How never to give up
- Professional photographer James Appleton on drive and determination
- 14.09.10
- 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.
- 14.09.10
- Gerard Keenan: Monochrome Portraits
- Learn how to take beautiful and atmospheric outdoor black-and-white portraits
- 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
- 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
- 19.05.10
- Stefano Azario: Advice on how to photograph children
- Offers advice and tips on how to photograph children

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