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For a big game, I could shoot as many as 9,000 photos!
Interview The official England football team photographer and Canon Ambassador reflects on a lifetime of sports photojournalism
"What makes or breaks a portrait?" ponders professional photographer Paul Wilkinson
Opinion Is it lighting or love? Artistry or humanity? You need a bit of both – but it's all about capturing the connection between subject and photographer
Your grandma could take better pictures than those Miley Cyrus and Erin Moriarty post on Instagram!
Opinion If your grandma were taking photos today, she wouldn't make the same mistakes that celebs like Miley Cyrus and Erin Moriarty seem to deliberately copy!
"Photographers must be problem solvers, not robots" reckons Paul Wilkinson
Opinion Do this, do that… but WHY? Portrait photographers have a rulebook that they invariably follow, but rules are made to be broken
"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
Thinking of visiting The Photography & Video Show 2025? Here's what there is to shoot in the local London area
Ideas If you're planning to travel to London, England for the show from March 08 to 11, here are some gorgeous sights to capture
I’m a portrait expert, here’s how I avoid the red-eye effect ruining my photos
Tutorial I explain what causes the dreaded red-eye effect in portrait photos and my top tips to avoid it altogether
NASA Hubble Space Telescope spots cosmic eye staring straight back at it from deep space
NEWS The Hubble Telescope has spotted an unusual spiral galaxy – 76 million light-years away – that resembles an eye
"Think like a scientist and learn from your mistakes!" urges pro portrait photographer Paul Wilkinson
Opinion If you don't experiment and only stick with what you know then you'll never develop as a photographer
"The single most important part of the camera is the 12 inches behind it" says wildlife photographer David duChemin
Renowned photographer David duChemin will appear at The Photography and Video Show in March to discuss why it's so important to think about making pictures