Learn Photography

A collection of how-to guides in various photographic genres, to help you get the most out of your camera. Each article includes tips on equipment needed, camera settings, and composition.

Zoo Photography

A Complete Guide To Zoo Photography

David Coultham

Zoo Photography is a great way to hone your nature photography skills. Whether you are going on Safari soon, or ...

Water Splash Photography Art

Water Splash Photography Art

David Coultham

I have written this to share my experiences with Water Splash Art. I have tried many methods of doing this ...

Shooting in RAW VS JPG

Shooting In RAW Versus JPG

David Coultham

Many photography tutorials online and in magazines recommend shooting in RAW for the best results. But is there anything wrong ...

Portrait Photography

Natural Light Portrait Photography

David Coultham

This short article on Portrait Photography is a basic guide to taking portrait photographs in natural light. It’s written for ...

Night Sky Photography

Night Sky Photography

David Coultham

Camera Gear for Night Sky Photography Firstly, the quality of the camera you use for night-sky photography makes a huge ...

Lightning Photography

Lightning Photography

David Coultham

In this Lightning Photography how-to guide, I will cover the equipment needed, camera settings, and some composition top tips. This ...

Hyperfocal Distance

Landscape Photography

David Coultham

This article outlines some top tips to improve your Landscape Photography. By the end, you will have a foundation in ...

Hyperfocal Distance

Understanding Hyperfocal Distance

David Coultham

Have you ever looked at a landscape photograph and wondered how the photographer managed to get everything in focus? Everything ...

Home Photography Ideas

8 Home Photography Ideas Anyone Can Do

David Coultham

The inspiration for this article was the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic with many of us being socially distanced at ...

Photographing Bokeh

Photographing bokeh

David Coultham

The word bokeh originates comes from the Japanese word boke ボケ and broadly translates as blur. In photography, the word ...

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