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Multiple Exposure Photography
Multiple exposure photography is nothing new. Examples can be traced back to the very beginnings of photography more
Depth of Field
Introduction Being able to get your picture sharp where you want it to be is one of the key aspects of a landscape photographers craft. It is also one where there is a lot of misinformation and confusion. We hope to provide a brief overview of the different techniques accomplish this goal and to make this the start of a series of articles where we will dive into each technique in greater detail. Depth of Field There are hundreds of web more
What’s the Shift in Tilt / Shift?
The first thing most people learn about creating pictures with ‘correct’ verticals is that the camera shouldn’t be pointed up or down but straight ahead. more
Dealing with Cold Weather
The following are a compilation of notes made during phone calls, emails and general conversation made over the last week. We start with the man who has arguably been out photographing in Britains coldest ever weather - a minus 29 degrees in Moray last year. more
Ad-hoc Reverse ND Graduated Filters
With a few different combinations, we can create hard strip filters and reverse grads of various powers. more
Shooting into the Sun
Today, modern cameras make a mockery of the exposure problems facing our photographic forebears. Nevertheless, shooting into the light still brings with it a multitude of problems. more