When it comes to photography, manual mode is like having the keys to a sports car. You get to control everything – the shutter speed,
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Let’s talk about colour
I’m constantly surprised when I see some images of wildlife how untrue-to-life the colours seem. I think some photographers tend to overprocess their images trying
Sometimes it’s best to be a little bit Left rather than fully Right
You might have heard of a technique called ETTR, which stands for Exposing to the Right. It’s a way of taking photos that makes them
Do you really need to P?
One of the rarely spoken about settings on your camera is the ‘P’ mode. A lot of photographers jokingly refer to it as ‘P’ for
Beginners Wildlife Photography Workshops
This coming October sees the first in the very popular series of three RSPB Wildlife Photography Workshops. These workshops are extremely popular and tend to
Love in a Black Bag
I’m often asked, ‘What single piece of advice would you give to a budding wildlife photographer?’ and, for me, the answer is very simple: ‘Put
Meter The Light 