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This month we have another amazing issue for you, featuring professional tips, reviews, and practical how-to guides. Here's a sneak peek of what's inside!
Complete guide to landscape post processing
We all love landscape photography and, in this issue, we focus on the hugely artistic genre of landscape editing. We dive into the core software techniques for editing landscape images, covering everything from colour treatment to lighting effects. Landscapes offer an almost endless variety of colours and patterns to explore but we are limited by the lighting nature gives us while we’re out on location. With the high-level skills covered in these pages, you’ll be able to create scenic shots that truly express the emotions you experienced when out in the field. Master all of the essential tools in key editing software and learn to subtly work with different exposures, bring out incredible detail and take control of the light. Create scenic masterpieces today!
Shoot Abstract
Then, from p36, we explore the wonderfully expressive genre of abstract photography. With help from two pro abstract photographers, Raghuvamsh Chavali and Ladoza, learn to find amazing photo subjects in any location, even at home, and make beautifully artistic images brimming with colour and energy.
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For a great many creative people, photography is a means of expression – a way of converting emotions into a physical representation of who they are and what they stand for. However, for some, the act of photography itself can present challenges most of us would never stop to consider. On page 14 of the magazine, we join Isobel Greenhalgh, a photographer on a mission to highlight accessibility issues in photography and the small changes that could make the industry a better environment for us all to work in.
NEW! Photo Kit Leaderboard
We never like to sit still for long on the magazine and, as such, we have two brand new sections for you to explore. Starting on p96, our Kit Leaderboard is an exciting live snapshot of the photo industry, listing the very best cameras, lenses, accessories, software and more. Stay tuned to see if your camera reaches the top! We also demystify the most confusing photography jargon in our new Photo Glossary on p112.
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Inside, you'll find practical guides, shooting tips and techniques from working photographers, plus all the latest industry news.
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Photo therapy: the art of patience - why it's worth waiting!
Adapt and conquer! Learn to use lens adaptors the right way
Lighthouse photography: learn to compose images of very tall subjects