Articles by Kim Bunermann, Technique Editor

Kim is the Technique Editor of Digital Photographer Magazine. She specializes in architecture, still life and product photography and has a Master's degree in Photography and Media with a distinction from the FH Bielefeld University of Applied Sciences in Germany. While studying, Kim came to the UK for an exchange term at the London College of Communication. She settled in the UK and began her career path by joining Future. Kim focuses on tutorials and creative techniques, and particularly enjoys interviewing inspiring photographers who concentrate on a range of fascinating subjects including women in photography, the climate crisis; the planet, its precious creatures and the environment.

Articles by: Kim Bunermann

Sometimes, I let my subjects know I was photographing them, sometimes I didn’t. It was a constant battle of choices, but as an outsider, I was often forgiven for my rudeness

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 21 November 24

feature Richard Koek on his photographic portrait of a city with fascinating contrasts

Black-and-white image, showing an abstract scene from a bird's perspective, paths are shown and a person is placed where paths meet

"I used the photomontage technique in post-processing and digitally combined two separate images"

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 17 November 24

why shots work Photographer Ali Zolghadri tells us about the story behind his shot 'Astray', shot at Instanbul Airport in Turkey

Person sitting with the back to the camera on a stone on a mountain, looking through the viewfinder of the camera, capturing the sunset

It's time to break the internet with your photography using these key posting strategies!

By Digital Photographer published 16 November 24

Tutorial Grow your reach online and get your photos seen across the globe by mastering influencer marketing with pro advice by Gordon Glenister

Black and white photograph showing cutting of the willow

"I wanted to create a photo archive that tells the story of the farm so the craft is preserved for future generations"

By Kim Bunermann published 15 November 24

OPINION Josh Lomen showcases the traditional craft of willowing, casting a spotlight on the impact of willow farms on the picturesque Somerset landscape

Orangemonkie Foldio3 review – a portable studio for product photography

By Digital Photographer published 4 November 24

review This portable studio is perfect for giving your product, still life or macro shot a professional look

Ambulance car standing in front of a part of the BRI building

"RapidBlues is a photography and social media project that reflects my passion for both my profession and my photography"

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 3 November 24

why shots work RapidBlues about the passion to pursue photography and the story behind the shot showing the Bristol Royal Infirmary

Donn Delson photographing from a helicopter

"Keeping the camera steady in a vibrating door-less helicopter with the wind blasting in is one of the most important tasks", Donn Delson on photography at 3000 feet

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 25 October 24

Interview Donn Delson takes his photography to new heights using a helicopter to capture the world from above

I set out to photograph Borneo's lesser-known nocturnal wildlife. Here's how I got on

By Kim Bunermann, Rémi Vacher published 19 October 24

OPINION Rémi Vacher on an expedition to the island, where he chose to photograph its rainforest nightlife

Apply any color grading style with just a few clicks in Affinity Photo

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 12 October 24

Tutorial Learn how to achieve any look (and we mean any!) in less than 5 minutes of editing time in Affinity Photo 2.0

Aftermath of the volcanic explosion of the Volcan de Fuego in Guatemala

"This photo shows the view from our cabin door at base camp. Not bad, is it?"

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 19 September 24

why shots work Photographer Diego Rizzo tells us about the story behind his shot 'Aftermath of a Volcanic Explosion' captured in Guatemala

Editing Tutorial: Create Wet Plate Portraits

Create wet plate collodion portraits with this photo-editing trick

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 15 September 24

Tutorial We show you how to recreate the collodion process for enhanced detail in Affinity Photo 2

Two blue-cheeked bee-eaters placed in the image centre eating insects in the middle of a meadow with flowers blossom

"In my opinion, shooting from a lower perspective brings out the best in many photos"

By Kim Bunermann published 15 September 24

Why shots work Anoop Raghavan Manikkoth shares four photographic decisions for capturing detailed wildlife in atmospheric sceneries

This winning photograph beautifully captures the atmosphere of autumn

By Kim Bunermann published 12 September 24

FEATURE The winners of our Autumn Atmosphere photo contest with Photocrowd have been revealed, here some highlights

“My still-life photos are inspired by Old Masters and modern still-life paintings”

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 11 September 24

Why shots work Ronni Allen analyses her photo ‘The Reign of the Victoria Plum’ and discusses four key points...

Shoot Like A Pro: Josh Dury Astrophotography

Astrophotography meets music as Orion takes center stage at Glastonbury

By Kim Bunermann published 1 September 24

Tutorial The inside info on Josh Dury’s ‘Starstruck’ shot, taken at Glastonbury

Portrait retouching workshop II: Retouch hair like a pro

Portrait photography retouching workshop II: Retouch hair like a pro

By Jade Keshia Gordon published 31 August 24

Tutorial Pro photographer Jade Keshia Gordon demonstrates how to craft the perfect hair edit in your portraits

Visually-impaired photographer says "Capturing a Kingfisher was always on my bucket list"

By Kim Bunermann published 18 August 24

why shots work Alex Ditch tells the story behind his shot and why nothing can stop him from pursuing his passion for photography

"The book is an introduction to the half a million photos we hold. Even though it only includes 100 images, it’s all about raising awareness so that people associate the National Trust with photography"

By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published 17 August 24

feature Anna Sparham and Petra Felgen on their revealing book, '100 Photographs from the Collections of the National Trust'

Black and white landscape with cheat sheet infographic showing you the use of color filtration in black and white photography

Dive into B&W color theory to get the best possible monochromatic photos

By Kim Bunermann published 6 August 24

Tutorial Here are some handy tricks on how to improve the tonal range with in-camera settings, filters and more

How to tame harsh summer light with your camera

By Kim Bunermann published 3 August 24

Tutorial Learn how your camera can manage the tonal range of summer light, and use its intense characteristics to your benefit

Are you considering running a photography workshop?

By Mark Brion published 28 July 24

Tutorial Experienced workshop leader Mark Brion explains what you’ll need to know before getting started

10 pro photography tips for mastering summer landscapes

By Kim Bunermann, Karolina Konsur published 27 July 24

5-MINUTE TIPS Keep these tips in mind for mastering summer light, compositions, and more

Capture eye-catching silhouettes and vibrant frames by breaking rules of photography

By Kim Bunermann published 13 July 24

Tutorial Go against the grain and remove detail in the shadows as true black pixels enhance the frame with depth and color

5-minute photo tips: How to think in black and white

By Kim Bunermann published 8 July 24

Tutorial Train your eye to identify strong subjects with tonal distribution

"I can usually be spotted crouching by puddles with my iPhone." Emma F Wright talks about her amazing street photography

By Kim Bunermann published 5 July 24

FEATURE Given the title 'The Master of Reflections' by legendary street photographer Phil Penman, Emma F Wright reflects on the influence of water in her work

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