Latest articles by Kim Bunermann
"The great thing about low-key photography is that it can be done at any time of the day, so you can create your own drama"
Tutorial Francisco Rosario on how photographic approaches contribute to theatrical results
"This one lens is the perfect choice for my wildlife photography goals"
Tutorial Mark Deans on his favorite all-rounder lens and how he is handling its weight
"The direction, shape, and type of guiding lines contribute to the mood of a photo"
Why shots work Ben Wootton discusses four key points for capturing atmospheric shots with a mystic touch
5-minute photo tips: Bird photography do’s & don’ts
5-MIN PHOTO TIPS Start by studying your feathery subjects and learn their behavioural patterns to find and predict their next move
"My images tell a story of art, science and culture all in one frame," says astrophotographer Josh Dury
INTERVIEW Josh Dury shares his globe-trotting experiences, revealing insights into our universe and the importance of protecting the beauty of dark skies
"I chose to edit this photo as close to reality as I remembered seeing it unfold in front of my eyes"
Why shots work Rylan Meadows shares four visual decisions for capturing vibrant and sharp bird imagery
"I don't just see an artist on stage, I feel the music," says rock photographer Christie Goodwin
INTERVIEW Christie Goodwin shares her motivations and highlights the importance of discovering your voice in a competitive market, so that your work gains the recognition it deserves
"Every encounter is different," explains wildlife photographer David duChemin
INTERVIEW David duChemin addresses the fundamental question of how photographers can stay inspired and keep the spark alive in their work…
Colorblindness has become an integral part of my identity as a photographer
OPINION Xavier Ponce explains how he composes imagery where monochromatic gradations set the tone
"For a more dramatic look, I add more lights to create high contrast and a dynamic that is hard to beat"
Tutorial Create portraits with a wow factor - Gavin Taylor illustrates the power of studio lighting and how to handle it for maximum effect
"Some of my best photos are taken when simply being a tourist, that is why I love my Leica Q2 - I don’t need to carry heavy kit all day"
Why shots work Andy Nelson shares four photographic decisions for creating high-contrast scenes with a graphical touch and highlights why compact cameras are the way to go
"I have only one hand on my camera, as I’ve got a treat, a toy, or a squeaker in the other"
Interview Fujifilm shooter Elke Vogelsang shares the joys and challenges of pet photography while emphasizing the importance of animal welfare
"There's not much foreground to be found when photographing storms – apart from old barns and livestock – so adding a human element brings a photo to life, especially a flowing red dress"
Interview Storm chaser Paige Vincent on the adrenaline rush, the risks and her passion for shooting in the face of storms
No AI was used in this photo - every detail was hand-crafted through multiple-exposure techniques
why shots work We delve into the story behind Traci Arney's photograph, "Dance of Dragonflies"
Minimalist photography doesn’t require top-notch equipment, I use a Canon DSLR and a Xiaomi phone
Interview Sara Goli on her award-winning minimalist monochrome images and creating a perfect blend of the real and abstract worlds
"Using an ultra-wide-angle lens was essential to include every element of the tower in my composition"
Why shots work Sebastien Lebrun shares four photographic decisions for capturing scenes highlighting architectural features and symmetry
Is a 'fast lens' still the most effective option for superior photo performance?
Tutorial What to keep an eye on when purchasing a new optic to get the most out of it
I create mesmerizing light trail effects in my product photos just using my phone's torch
Tutorial Capture the scene with a long exposure while introducing light trails to make the subject stand out with a unique and individual style
I went on a quest to photograph the last of the vultures
OPINION Prasenjit Dutta offers a lament for a disappearing species, highlighting his commitment to conservation and nature education
"I photographed this lioness gorged on a kill… Every now and then, she glared at me, as if she was sizing up her next meal!"
Interview Ian Plant on making a career change, why reinvention is key and his mission to inspire wildlife conservation
"I waited for three hours to photograph the moment when I could get the perfect frame of that little bird and its baby along with the flowers"
why shots work Wildlife photographer Mainak Halder tells us about the story behind this shot 'A mother’s care - In the lap of Mother Nature'
"The challenge was finding the right spot without injuring myself or damaging my camera gear”
why shots work Welsh photographer Chris Owen tells us about the story behind his shot showing the Menai Suspension Bridge at golden hour
"In the literary genre of ‘magic realism’, authors blend realistic narratives with surreal or fantastical elements - I use a similar technique in my photography"
Why shots work Michael Bross discusses four vital photographic decisions for capturing scenes that blend fuse dream-like ambiance with realism
