Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
When shooting a portrait, you are effectively translating a three-dimensional face into a flat plane of space. Positioning the camera in a way that complements the subject’s features and using appropriate camera and lens settings play key roles in the success of a good portrait.
It’s hard to know where to start in explaining why Wakatobi Resort in Indonesia is an extraordinary destination for diving and snorkelling photography. And the secluded luxury tropical resort is also becoming increasingly recognised for its bird photography opportunities, including recently discovered and very rare species. [Article courtesy of Wakatobi Resort]
A run-down of the main accessories for lenses, including hoods, filters, adapters and ring lights.
Recommended ways to save your images securely, with a workable backup strategy for offline, online and quick access.
By Phil Berry. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra.
Buying and shooting tips for different types of wide angle lenses.
Crows. By Leon Chistiakoff. Southbank, Brisbane Qld.
By Asad Rajbhoy. Panning shot of Sydney’s Bondi Beach to highlight the colours in a minimalistic style.
Nature photographers flock to this easy-to-reach national park in south-western Western Australia for its colourful wildflowers, panoramic vistas and abundant wildlife.
How to choose the right set up for printing your photos.
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