Train your eye to see beyond colour with this Black and White Photography Challenge!

Exceptional bird photography calls for the art of patience, the quality that makes the difference.

Stuck in a photography rut? Feel like you're taking the same photos over and over and it's all getting a bit boring?

Here's my basic workflow shown step-by-step. I've deliberately used some photos that might otherwise end up in the recycle bin.

Are you making this mistake that can hinder your photography progress?

High-key photography is one of my favourite photography techniques, and it's a great way to optimise those dreary overcast days.

Even though the period of the Old Masters was between 1300 and 1800 it is undeniable that their techniques were highly advanced.

Taken from the Italian meaning of light-dark, Chiaroscuro is a term used to describe is the strong contrast between light and shadow.

My gear rundown! How it all began, what I started with, what works - where I went wrong - and what I'm using now 👍

Hone your photography skills without spending a fortune on big lenses using the small-in-frame technique!

The rule of thirds is a simplified compositional guideline designed to be easy-to-understand and is VERY useful for photography.

Chromatic aberration, also known as "colour fringing" or "purple fringing," is a common optical problem.

Photographing through grasses, leaves or other foreground objects is a favourite technique of mine and can elevate your photo.

Do something great for overall well being - take up nature photography and immerse yourself in a wonderful world of discovery!

Ever photographed a white bird only to come home and find your bird turned green? You can blame white balance!

Dynamic range refers to the range of light intensities from the darkest shadows to the brightest highlights that a camera can capture.

From settings to bird species, bird photography is a wonderfully challenging pastime that you'll never get bored with!

The best aperture setting for bird photography is generally between the range of f/5.6 and f/8. Here's why.

Aperture refers to the opening in a lens through which light passes to enter the camera. One of the 3 pillars of photography settings.

What is the ISO setting and what does it do? My general settings for bird photography.