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Bob Mortimer

Harry Borden looks back on a shoot with the popular comedian, actor and author

Canon EOS R6 Mark II

Canon's updated full-frame mirrorless model gains a 24MP sensor and improved AI subject detection. Andy Westlake gives his detailed assessment

When imagination takes flight

Pushing the boundaries of technology, and his own capabilities, has led Andrew Fusek Peters to create a butterfly book like no other. Here he talks to Tracy Calder about fragility, flight and the importance of hairy eyes

Final Analysis

Tim Clinch considers... Picture of a 1950's Shure microphone, shot by Andrew Shaylor for his book Rockin' (The Rockabilly Scene), 2011

Fujifilm Fujinon XF 56mm F1.2 RWR

With a super-large aperture and 85mm equivalent focal length, is this the perfect portrait and still-life lens for Fujifilm users? Amy Davies finds out

CANON EOS R8

A remarkably light and powerful full-frame camera

Painting with water colours

Create light images over water and use Photoshop to blend and warp with James Paterson

Back in time with style

Jon Adams shows you how to apply cool, retro effects in a single click with our free download

Clone to perfection

Improve landscapes and remove distractions using simple retouching skills in Affinity Photo with James Paterson

20 essential tips for Spring landscapes

Mark Bauer gives some expert advice to help you make the most of the spring, with its changeable weather and the sensation of the landscape coming back to life

A bug's-eye view

Sara Jazbar turns minibeasts into beautiful big beasts that are a far cry from creepy-crawlies

Star trekkin'

Donald Yip shares stellar tips that will help you to astro images of the Milky Way shoot awe-inspiring

Light on the town

Josep Reverendo immortalizes fleeting moments that convey the hustle and bustle of Barcelona, armed with his trusty Nikon Z5

NIKOPEDIA

The only camera manual you'll ever need...

Pot shots

Garden pro Jason Ingram prunes our apprentice's camera skills and sows the seeds of improvement

Learn to sway a little to change your viewpoint

Being a photographer is all about how you look at the world. Changing your stance can make all the difference... and not just to your images

Hermeilio 'Kino' Aquino

He is a fashion photographer, film director, cinematographer and actor. But far from being a jack of all these many trades, Hermeilio Aquino is a proven master of each. Better known as Kino, he reveals his latest ad campaigns to Keith Wilson and why he wants to do more social photography shoots...

Music to my eyes

Rubbing shoulders with rock 'n roll royalty, music photographer Alex Huggan has built a reputation for capturing iconic moments

Drum roll

Tracey Welch uses rapid bursts of flash to create a stroboscopic portrait

FUJIFILM UNVEILS THE INSTAX MINI 12, AND A NEW APP

The latest Mini gets a redesign and new features, including parallax correction

TAKE A FRESH LOOK AT MACRO

There's so much more to macro photography than conventional photos of insects and flowers. In this feature we'll share some original and creative close-up projects that you can try at home using a few simple props

WARM UP AND STAY COOL

James Paterson shows you how to combine flash and colour gels to warm up a portrait while preserving natural-looking skin tones

SECOND-HAND CLASSIC: Sony Cyber-shot RX100 III

We look back at the third member in Sony's popular and successful RX series of compacts

Viewpoint: Isabella Ruffatti

How we can get more out of travel photography, proposes AP's online writer

Cape crusade

AP Editor Nigel Atherton took an OM System OM-5 to South Africa to find out if it is the perfect travel camera

Travel that pays

Making money from travel photography is often considered a dream job. Jordan Banks takes us through the process on how to start making this dream a reality

The art of travel

Winners and finalists of Travel Photographer of the Year share their tips for success with Geoff Harris, who also gets some advice from co-founder Chris Coe

The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023

Try to get to this show to see this year's nominations, writes Amy Davies

On the road

Hollie Latham Hucker speaks to six award-winning travel photographers for their top tips on how to prepare, pack light and pull off a successful shoot, no matter what your subject is or where you are in the world

Vallerret Alta Arctic Mitt

These photo mitts are designed for the coldest conditions. Angela Nicholson has been risking frostbite to test them out