Kim Bunermann
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.
Latest articles by Kim Bunermann
"I have only one hand on my camera, as I’ve got a treat, a toy, or a squeaker in the other"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
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"
By Kim Bunermann published
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
By Kim Bunermann published
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
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
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"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
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?
By Kim Bunermann published
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
By Digital Photographer, Kim Bunermann published
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
By Kim Bunermann published
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!"
By Kim Bunermann published
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"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
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”
By Kim Bunermann published
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"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
Why shots work Michael Bross discusses four vital photographic decisions for capturing scenes that blend fuse dream-like ambiance with realism
"Photography helped me reconnect with real life, far from the shadowy realms of poets and musicians"
By Kim Bunermann published
OPINION Ludovic Micheau discusses the converging themes in his imagery and poetry, and the influences that inspire his art
I create dramatic backgrounds by combining them with true black pixels
By Kim Bunermann published
Tutorial Jignesh Chavda offers some insight into combining mesmerizing dramatic backdrops with true black pixels
"With dog photography, you generally want a low perspective – but, here, I followed a different strategy"
By Kim Bunermann published
Why shots work Chantal Macleod-Holdsworth shares four photographic decisions for capturing this shot highlighting model Jack
Behind The Crown: confessions of Getty's royal photographer
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
feature Chris Jackson talks about what it takes to be the photographic companion of the British Royal Family
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
feature Richard Koek on his photographic portrait of a city with fascinating contrasts
"I used the photomontage technique in post-processing and digitally combined two separate images"
By Kim Bunermann, Digital Photographer published
why shots work Photographer Ali Zolghadri tells us about the story behind his shot 'Astray', shot at Instanbul Airport in Turkey
It's time to break the internet with your photography using these key posting strategies!
By Digital Photographer published
Tutorial Grow your reach online and get your photos seen across the globe by mastering influencer marketing with pro advice by Gordon Glenister
"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
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
review This portable studio is perfect for giving your product, still life or macro shot a professional look
"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
why shots work RapidBlues about the passion to pursue photography and the story behind the shot showing the Bristol Royal Infirmary
"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
Interview Donn Delson takes his photography to new heights using a helicopter to capture the world from above
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