Digital Photography School

Looking for a Christmas gift for that photographer in your life? Or maybe a little something for yourself? Perhaps this book Annie Liebovitz at Work will fit the bill. Linda (one of our great forum...

This post is by regular contributer Neil Creek - author of our Photogaphy 101 series, which Neil plans to return to soon. Visit Neils blog which is all about learning photography, and check out his...

Want to win a Hard Drive for Backing Up your Images? Read on to find out How.
Ever lost something that you loved? I have, I lost a necklace that my very first girlfriend gave me - I was fourteen at...

How to store your digital images is an issue that faces every digital photographer at some stage. In this post ChristinaNichole Photography shares some tips on how to do it.
I once met a very talen...

Photo by kasi metcalfe
If you’ve ever seen images like the one at right and wondered how they are created, this post from Peter Carey helps explain the steps needed to produce your own star trail i...

Now that the US elections have been run and won - I thought it’d be interesting to post some links to some pages that captured Barack Obama’s campaign photographically.
The three links that follow ...

Photo by Auto matt
My first love in photography when I first got my trusty old Minolta SLR as a teenager was landscapes. There’s something about getting out in nature with the challenge of capturi...

Photo by Mr Bones - No exposure settings supplied
Today, as a followup to our post earlier in the week A Beginners Guide to Capturing Motion in Your Photography I want to post a series of posts fro...

Exposure Bias can be a very handy tool on a digital camera but most people aren’t aware of its use.  Most DSLRs have had the feature for a while and now more and more compact digital cameras are a...

Emily Hancock, a professional Hampshire Photographer recently submitted the following tutorial to our forum on Capturing Motion in Photography.
Image by T.MoE
Photographs, by definition, capture an...