Shooting in Museums and Galleries
If you’re ever stuck for photographic inspiration there’s no better cure than a trip to a local museum or art gallery. There you can often find lots of weird and…
read moreIf you’re ever stuck for photographic inspiration there’s no better cure than a trip to a local museum or art gallery. There you can often find lots of weird and…
read moreThere is a world within a world on this planet. Human visual scale is just one perception. To us life revolves around our size, but a far more bizarre and…
read moreLast time we looked at the Library module. Now it’s the turn of the Develop module. This is the module where you roll up your sleeves and get down to polishing and refining your…
read moreIt’s easy to leave your camera behind when you always carry your phone. But is your phone good enough? Many people seem to think so. Taking photos is more popular…
read moreAre you looking for a few tips to improve your landscape photography skills? Look no further! Here are 10 tips written by professional photographer (and regular Telephoto.com contributor) David Taylor. All…
read moreIn part one of Getting to know Adobe Lightroom we looked at the basics of creating a Catalog and importing images to view them in the Library module. Hold onto your hats for today…
read moreTaking portraits outdoors can be challenging when the ambient light is not ideal. Since it’s not possible to control the sun, (at least, I have not discovered how to yet,)…
read moreI remember the day well. It was a damp afternoon at the Franz Josef Glacier in New Zealand, and I had just finished taking an (admittedly poor) shot of the…
read moreThere are a number of post-production apps that can be used to edit your photos. However, it’s probably a fair bet that Adobe Lightroom is by far the most…
read moreMake sure the tide is ebbing and more spring than neap. No that’s not code, it’s a genuine instruction for anyone hoping to photograph St Cuthbert’s cave at Hollywell Bay…
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