Latest articles by Kim Bunermann
Canon is working on an f/0.7 lens that would break the speed limit
news Canon has just patented these two insanely fast lenses, and here's what I think about that
What is a "fast lens"?
5-MIN PHOTO TIPS You've heard the term, but what is a "fast lens"? Here's what this actually means…
Stick or twist? When to switch camera systems
Opinion We assess the options when it comes to staying loyal to your camera brand, switching over or straddling multiple systems
DSLR is alive and thriving: Zyhongyi announces 55mm f/2.8 1-5x super macro full-frame lens, available for mirrorless too
news As digital horizons expand, lens manufacturers seem to let DLSR lenses die, but Zyhongyi proves that DSLRs aren't done yet
"I think social media isn't an attractive option for creatives at the moment"
Opinion Explore Annie Green-Armytage's career journey, the essential skills beyond social media, and the gear that shapes a successful photography path
The YoloCam S7 gives a novel twist to the 4K streaming camera for those recording vertical video
news Featuring a vertically placed MFT sensor, this camera captures high-quality content and comes with an interchangeable lens, streamlining content creation
New firmware supercharges Panasonic Lumix S9 with superfast startup speed
News Panasonic has released a firmware update to enhance startup speed and address security issues for its Lumix S9
These are the winners from Digital Photographer's captivating portraits contest
FEATURE The winners of Digital Photographer's photo contest with Photocrowd have been revealed, here some highlights
"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
Five must-see talks at the Photography & Video Show 2025
TP&VS 2025 All the talks at the Photography & Video Show are FREE to attend this year – and these are the ones you must not miss…
"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"
