Photography

Wildlife Photography for the Nature Photographer

Wildlife photography requires a combination of camera skills, timing and patience. One essential aspect is often forgotten: knowing how to use the light to get the  best results from your wildlife photos.  To take a top-class wildlife photograph, you need to know your animal; where Read More

The Keys to a Successful Photograph

Imagine trying to write an essay without knowing what you want to say. Suppose you know that the topic is winter, but nothing more. It would be difficult to write an effective essay without having a point of view. You could easily end up just assembling a random set of facts about winter. If, howeve Read More

Beyond Photo Basics

Looking at myriads of photos posted up to various internet sites, one can’t help but wonder how many people shoot pictures without ever feeling the need to know what they’re doing. Whether made by phone cameras or the most expensive photographic gear, a frighteningly large percentage Read More

Underwater Camera Wing

Watching underwater videos made with small, lightweight cams and video recorders, one can often notice that slight, jerky lateral swaying out of the horizontal plane. It is caused by the movement of the cam operator's fins, as the body in swimming counteracts the forward push of the legs. Thi Read More

How to Shoot Great Panoramic Photos

Shooting an excellent panoramic photo will depend largely on location. But even if you are not in a scenic place like London or Dubai, there are several things you can do to end up with far superior final images that you can stitch together for a perfect panorama. Here are some tips from Red & G Read More

Keeping Cameras Dry

Sometimes you’ll hear people complain that their newly bought underwater camera delivers fogged-over images when first used in water. At other times, some cameras sealed against water make perfectly clear photos, and then all of a sudden their lenses and monitors inexplicably mist over from th Read More