Life can be confusing at times, particularly when you’re faced with a choice of two or more options. (Is it just me, or would it be a far better system…
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Photographing glass is a pain in the proverbial backside. It reflects everything and not just the lights a photographer uses, but the camera, the studio and even the photographer. So…
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Thank goodness for gardens, window boxes and house plants. All provide home-based opportunities for some creative photography. Thanks to the return of spring – at least here in the northern…
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I am a great fan of close-up photography, and the recent lockdown situation has given me a great excuse to dig out my macro lens and start exploring my garden…
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Going outside isn’t always an option. This can be frustrating for photographers who want to have as much freedom as possible. What could you possibly do to enhance your portfolio…
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Numbers. Yuk. I don’t know about you but I’d be lost without a calculator. Okay, I occasionally resort to working things out on paper, but only as a last resort…
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If you own a DLSR or mirrorless camera then odds are it has a mode dial. (It’s only top-flight pro camera models that tend to do without one.) Weirdly on…
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Every season has its charms, but autumn (or fall if you insist) is particularly special. What’s not to like? The weather is often unsettled and therefore interesting photographically. (A clear…
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Are you looking for a few tips to improve your macro photography skills? Look no further! Here are 10 tips written by professional photographer (and regular Telephoto.com contributor) David Taylor.…
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Are you looking for a few tips to improve your portrait photography skills? Look no further! Here are 10 tips written by professional photographer (and regular Telephoto.com contributor) David Taylor.…
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