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Wherever you are in the world you’re likely to be spoilt for choice for stunning summer landscapes you can shoot, although you may have to do some travelling if you’re keen to photography some of the iconic locations that have become famous through s

Nikon has unveiled the Z6 III, the successor to the original Z6 and 2020’s Z6 II. While the Z6 II largely added incremental quality-of-life improvements to the Z6, the Z6 III takes the Z6 line a few steps further, with new sensor technology, and a ne

Leading lines such as a path or street, or repeating shapes in the form of trees, add interest to the frame. Also, pay attention to any shadows created by the harsh summer sun to take your composition further. One strategy for creating further elemen

A polarising filter is a helpful tool to control harsh summer light, enabling you to maintain dynamic range and enhance colour intensity. This is especially useful when photographing around midday, when the sun is at its highest point and there are u

To create a lens flare, get into a position where the sun is approximately 45 degrees to the camera. To avoid overexposing the sun itself, think about a composition that excludes the sky, or incorporates elements such as trees that can partially hide

Shoot in Evaluative metering mode. Analyse the camera’s histogram, and note any signs of overexposure. When many areas are clipped, it might be best to reconsider your composition or to use supporting tools, for example, a graduated ND filter, so tha

In landscape photography, dynamic skies have a profound impact on composition and viewer engagement, adding an extra layer of interest and drama to the scene. Stormy skies are commonly observed in the summer months, due to the increased heat and humi

Before capturing your shot, make sure to set up your tripod to avoid any unwanted shake that causes blur. Activate horizontal guidelines in the camera menu to ensure a straight horizon. Shoot in M mode to gain control. Choose Evaluative metering, whi

When you want to mirror objects in summer light, look for a location with calm water to ensure clear and undistorted reflections. Be sure to use covers to protect your equipment from water damage, especially when shooting near the ocean – even in a c

As you’re working with long exposures, mount your camera on a sturdy tripod to ensure stability and reduce the risk of motion blur. This helps deal with demanding angles and allows you to handle long exposures effectively. To ensure sharp results, de

Neutral density filters are like sunglasses for your camera, reducing the total amount of light that reaches the camera sensor through the lens, without affecting the colour rendering. Incorporating ND filters into your workflow has the advantage tha

Take advantage of the warm, soft light during the golden hour, shortly after sunrise or before sunset. This light enhances colours and textures, adding a magical quality to your summer landscapes. Incorporate foreground elements to create depth and

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An image of an orangutan at a wildlife attraction in Bangok has won the top prize at this year’s Environmental Photography Award competition, which celebrates the beauty of our planet while also raising awareness of the growing threats to wildlife an

“Ever wonder where your fall decor goes? Well, wonder no more! A blue jay enjoying my fall decorations against a suitably autumnal backdrop.” https://bit.ly/44HqL0t “With good views out to the Sound of Jura, this rock stack cuts an impressive figure

Photo booths have become hugely popular, and you’ll often see professional setups at big events. But with a few simple skills, a DIY booth can yield results that are just as good. If you want to set one up – perhaps for a wedding or party – you’ll fi

We don’t want anybody touching the camera, so a good solution is to make a box that fits over it. We used a cardboard box and cut frontal holes for our external monitor and lens, and a hole in the top for a Speedlight. We taped a tube along one corne

Create a backdrop for your photo booth. A balloon arch can be a great way to make a frame for the party people to pose in. We bought a set from Amazon for a few pounds, which we attached to a couple of light stands (equally it could simply be fixed t

We set the camera up on a tripod [1] and attached a Speedlight [2] to fire our studio strobes. We connected an HDMI monitor displaying the live view feed to help guests get into position [3]. We attached a wireless remote shutter release and transmit

www.canon.co.uk £380/$329 Since it first came onto the scene, the RF-S mount has struggled to find its place. Given Canon’s need to fill out its lens lineup for its professional RF mount cameras, lenses specifically made for the RF-S mount have been

Photoshop offers various boxes of tricks for creating all kinds of effects. There are tools and filters that can transform your image into something unreal, and others that let you make more realistic changes. The Depth Blur filter falls into the lat

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