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- 28.07.09
- Using a macro lens to photograph leaves
- Natalie Kinnear goes leaf collecting with her macro kit
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- 28.07.09
- How to photograph an english garden
- Anna Stowe advises on capturing the magnificent landscape right on your doorstep
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- 12.03.09
- Take brilliant pictures of dogs
- They're not always the photographer's best friend
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- 28.01.09
- Photographing mushrooms
- If you go down to the woods today, you're not guaranteed to find a teddy bear's picnic
- 27.01.09
- Advice on photographing deer
- Had your fill of autumn colour? Then follow Simon Stafford into the woods
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- 26.01.09
- How to take the best winter snaps
- After a visit from Jack Frost, there's plenty to focus your lens on says Colin Varndell
- 26.01.09
- How to take brilliant pictures of seals
- For a wonderful wildlife experience, Steward Ellett suggests a day photographing seals
- 26.01.09
- Taking pictures of puffins
- Professional nature photographer Mark Sisson shares some thoughts on photographing the clown prince of the cliffs this summer
- 26.01.09
- Photographing dragonflies
- Dragonflies are beautiful insects that cry out to be photographed. Andy Dearn explains how he does it
- 26.01.09
- Photographing animals in captivity
- Taking great shots at wildlife parks and zoos isn't as easy as it sounds, but Andrea Thompson has all the advice you need to make your next visit a roaring success
- 26.01.09
- Photographing butterflies
- Butterflies aren't as common as they used to be, so they're not so easy to capture. Professional wildlife photographer John Devries reveals his tricks of the trade
- 26.01.09
- Photographing Garden Birds
- The UK is home to a wide variety of birds, and at this time of year they make perfect photographic models. Tempt them into your garden and set your kit up in a cosy room, advises Cheryl Surry
- 26.01.09
- Photographing wildfowl
- With many species migrating south to the UK to escape harsh northern winters, now's the perfect time to shoot some waterfowl, says reader Chris Lloyd
- 26.01.09
- Photographing trees
- Professional photographer and Garden Photographer of the Year judge Clive Nichols tells you how to take prize-winning shots of trees.

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