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BLAST FROM THE PAST: Voigtländer Ultramatic

John Wade discovers unexpectedly early automation in a 35mm SLR

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

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

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

Viewpoint: Isabella Ruffatti

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

Tony Kemplen on the...Ricoh Auto Half

A half-frame camera from the 1960s, with a fixed-focus 25mm lens

Bronine multi-brand battery charger

Joshua Waller reviews a clever device that lets you charge multiple batteries at once

Samyang AF 12mm F2 X

Andy Westlake examines Samyang’s first autofocus lens for Fujifilm X-mount cameras

Eizo ColorEdge CG2700X

Eizo monitors have an excellent reputation but they don't come cheap. Angela Nicholson takes a look at this 27in model to find out if it’s worth the asking price

Digilux delights

John Wade celebrates Leica’s first partnership with Panasonic and asks if their cameras are still usable today

Don't be afraid of high ISOS

In his latest column for AP, nature photographer Marsel van Oosten urges you to not be frightened of shooting at high ISOs

Let's Rock

You've probably heard his name and most definitely seen his photos. A new book, Shot! by Rock, celebrates the work of legendary photographer Mick Rock. Dubbed The Man Who Shot The Seventies, he went on to snap some of the most iconic rock images for five decades. Peter Dench asks rock stars of photography to pick their favourite Mick Rock photo

Sharp shooter

Four leading pro photographers explain their sharp shooting techniques to Will Cheung

Fujifilm Fujinon XF 30mm F2.8 RLM WR Macro

Is this short macro lens also ideal as an everyday walkabout lens?

Elinchrom ONE Off-Camera Flash Kit

Ian Pack reviews the off-grid off-camera flash from Elinchrom

Community spirit

Being part of a photography community has many benefits, no matter what level of experience and expertise you have.

Realising dreams

UKBFTOG has partnered with Fujifilm to present a group exhibition in London for the first time, called Living the Dream.

Still-life set-ups

Claire Gillo reveals her top tips for crafting the perfect photos of inanimate objects

Yes She Can

Ahead of its crowning as Photo Community of the Year at the AP Awards, Amy Davies caught up with SheClicks founder Angela Nicholson to discover more about the group's achievements

A powerful stillness

The latest project by award-winning photographer Alys Tomlinson is beautifully shot. For Tim Clinch, that makes her a ‘proper photographer’. Here he finds out more

10 ways phones can help your photography

Phones can boost the creativity and quality of your photography with a conventional camera, as Kingsley Singleton reveals

Tim Clinch considers...

Portrait of TS Eliot At Love Beach, New Providence Island While On His Honeymoon in The Bahamas, 1957, by Slim Aarons

Sleepless nights

Marc Davenant’s book Outsiders gives a voice and face to the homeless in Britain. Peter Dench finds out more

Pre-capture bursts explained

Of course it’s not magic, but it still feels like it. Rod Lawton explains how cameras can start shooting before you press the button

Getting the bigger picture

Several cameras now let you capture images that are larger than the pixel dimensions of their sensor. Angela Nicholson explains how

Take back control of white balance

Auto white balance may end up fixing things that aren’t broken, and adusting later in raw is not always a panacea, as Rod Lawton explains

The art of ISO

ISO is one of digital imaging’s superpowers, giving you the freedom to shoot any time, anywhere and almost in any light. Will Cheung shows how you can harness its potential to improve your photography

Custom classics

Inside every digital camera is a treasure chest of customisation tools that can make a big difference. Will Cheung helps you select which ones are worth using, with case studies

Home at last

A new home for British photography opens to the public in London on 26 January and promises to be a hub for connecting photography and photographers across the nation. Peter Dench finds out more