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I'm not a landscape photographer, but I tried using my phone for landscape photography – and I’m impressed!

I’m not a landscape photographer. I’ve taken photographs of landscapes for assignments when they fit a story, but a traditional landscape photographer I am not. I’ve recently come to realize that I don’t have the patience for what most people consider ‘landscape photography’; tripods, filters and waiting for the perfect light. I shoot landscapes much like street photography…
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What is pinhole photography? Here's how to shoot without a lens!

Lenses – they’re the heart of every photographer’s toolkit, right? But what if you stripped them away completely? The art of capturing images without a lens has been enchanting photographers for centuries and is known as pinhole photography. In our era of hyper-advanced cameras chasing technical perfection, flawless and razor-sharp images flood our feeds. But sometimes, perfection…
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When a family member offered to lend me his stunning collection of Omega watches for a photoshoot I jumped at the chance

Watch video: Watch this space! I find watches to be an absolute marvel of human engineering, and while I could stare at the inner workings of a watch all day, I’d be lying if I said I had a clue how they work. I think that’s why they’ve become so sought-after over the years, and while digital and smart watches are now available, there’s something special about more manual, analogue time…
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Ignore the rain, shoot the photo anyway!

Wales features three national parks consisting of the Pembrokeshire Coast, Brecon Beacons (Bannau Brycheiniog) and Snowdonia (Eyri) National Park. They are home to sandy, coastal walks with sparkling, clear waters and white sand beaches out west, and also tall, rugged…
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From Vogue model to pioneering photographer, Lee Miller’s fearless photos take over Tate Britain

This autumn, Tate Britain is presenting the UK’s largest-ever retrospective of Lee Miller, a photographer whose life and work continue to fascinate and inspire photographers. Running until February 15, 2026, it brings together around 230 prints, unseen archive materials, and various ephemera, tracing Miller’s extraordinary evolution from surrealist muse to war correspondent and visionary…
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