There aren’t many photographic practices that date back further than still life photography. When photography originated, it was necessary for exposures to...

Capturing water droplets is a cliché of the macro photography world, but it’s a fun one and it does take skill and practice to get right.

Macro photography affords us the opportunity to capture some unique images that not everyone is able to run out and shoot. Here, we look at the best way to...

In this tutorial we'll show you five inspirational floral macro pictures to get you raring to go, and I’ll go through my top tips to nailing your perfect...

If you'd like to photograph small subjects up close and personal then I'll take you through some of the main areas of Macro Photography, in 60 seconds.

In Autumn Close Ups we looked at taking some great seasonal macro photographs, but what do you do with them once you've got them? If it's not all witches and...

Autumn, or Fall if you prefer, is full of stunning imagery and colours. In the run up to Halloween I thought it would be fun to give you some photographic...

As part of the Tiny Worlds series, I’ll show you how to create a futuristic looking city using tin foil and staples.

Full-frame or crop-sensor, which is best? Well there are a number of variables and in this article, I’ll look at some of the key ones and how they benefit...

Sometimes when we think of macro there’s a tendency to head straight for nature; a close up of a flower, a butterfly wing, dew drops on the grass etc. In...

Shooting with high-key lighting creates a photograph with a pleasant, happy mood. It creates a brightly lit subject against a light background that makes...

Shooting with low-key lighting creates a final photograph with dramatic darks and a rich, velvety appearance. Your subject, whether it’s an expensive bottle...