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Sharpness masterclass

Get pin-sharp shots every time with these essential techniques and hardware tips. Jason Parnell-Brookes is your guide.

When Harry Met...Alan Sugar

Harry Borden looks back on two brief but fruitful shoots with the businessman and TV personality

Sizing it up

Wildlife photographer Rob Cottle uses a hastily arranged trip to Japan as a perfect opportunity to test out the Olympus OM-D E-M1X

Urban portraits

Photographer James Paterson invites Claire Gillo to an urban portrait photoshoot and reveals what you can achieve with the Rotolight AEOS lighting kit

Journey's end

Retracing the steps of JB Priestley, John Angerson’s latest book has been a long time in the making. He tells Amy Davies all about it

Panasonic Lumix G80

The G80 cost £699 when it was released in 2016. Today it costs half the price in excellent used condition

Glorious gifting

Stumped for Christmas present ideas? Tracy Calder shares some creative ways of turning your much-loved photographs into gifts that your friends and family will enjoy all year round

Shooting The High Seas

Ambrose Greenway shares his lifelong love of ships and his passion for maritime photography

Reader Portfolio

Spotlight on readers’ excellent images and how they captured them

Street Photography And The Law

From a legal perspective, taking pictures in the street isn’t as complicated as most photographers assume. Damien Demolder shares his tips and experience

Final Analysis

‘Tokyo Lex’ from Invisible Jumpers by Joseph Ford

Keeping Your Gear Great

Looking after your gear can save you heartache, missed shots and pricey repairs. Angela Nicholson explains how to keep your kit in top condition

It's Good To Share

The best pictures on social media this week

Best Cameras & Lenses 2019

Fancy a brand-new camera or lens for Christmas? Here’s our pick of the best that we’ve used and reviewed over the past 12 months

Behind The Print

Even woodland scenes shot on a drizzly day can make nice prints. Lizzie Shepherd is your guide

Moody Winter Woodlands

Creating images full of mood and atmosphere takes a keen eye and an ability to see order in chaos, as Neil Burnell explains

Eastern Promise

Peter Dench talks to Özge Sebzeci about her difficult yet important project, facilitated by the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award

Underwater Gannets

Amy Davies finds out more about this incredible shot that garnered a Sony World Photography Award

Dora Maar

This radical surrealist broke many boundaries through her work, as Amy Davies discovers in a new retrospective

Taylor Wessing - Photographic Portrait Prize 2019

This year the annual competition celebrating portraiture showcases some spontaneous and personal moments, as Amy Davies discovers

Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 25mm F1.2 Pro

Andy Westlake examines a premium large aperture prime for Micro Four Thirds cameras that promises attractively blurred backgrounds

In For The Long Haul

Ailsa McWhinnie finds out what drives three exponents of the long-form documentary genre to revisit their subjects time and time again

Final Analysis

Damien Demolder considers... ‘Pamplona, Spain’, 1956, by Ernst Haas

Ditch The Tripod This Winter

Award-winning photographer Jason Parnell-Brookes lightens your load with his advice on handheld shooting

Samyang AF 45mm F1.8 FE

Andy Westlake tries out a lovely standard prime for Sony full-frame mirrorless cameras that offers fantastic value for money

Winter Wonderland

Three of the UK’s top landscape photographers deliver their top tips for capturing stunning black & white winter landscapes inter wonderland.

Sergi Villanueva

Claire Gillo speaks to the Student Sony World Photo Awards 2019 winner, who is from Spain, about his award and aspirations for the future

Introducing The Stereopanocam

Combining images from a stereo camera creates a panoramic format. John Wade tells us how this led to the invention of the stereopanocam.

Animal Instinct

When Steve Gosling booked a safari, he didn’t have the usual in mind. He tells Ailsa McWhinnie why colour was never going to work for him

A Room Of One's Own

Darkrooms are small and intimate places where creativity, quirks, and a love of DIY often reign supreme. Four photographers, and passionate printers, invite us into their sacred spaces for a nose around.