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Masters of Photography

How to Shoot Like Mary Ellen Mark

As a photographer who worked with people on the fringes of society, Mary Ellen Mark can show you how to create intuitive and emotional images with real impact.
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Technique Feature

How to Photograph Stags and Deer

Now is the time to get outdoors and capture the majestic displays of the deer mating season. We take a look at some quick tips to help you out.
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Behind the Lens

Up in the Air – 3 Incredible Images of Sports in Action

with Jonathan Bougie-Lauzon, Deon Coetzee and Alexander

Sports and athletics can provide scenes of real visual impact. We ask three photographers how they captured the action.
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Tips Feature

Small World – 8 Tips for Creative Miniature Photography

with Simon Stuart

Funny, creative, inspirational – the genre of Miniature Photography is all of these things. Simon Stuart shows you how to try it for yourself
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Mood Board

Beneath a Steel Sky – 16 Incredible Storm Images

As the seasons turn, expect dramatic skies and temperamental weather. We look at some of the best images of storms from our Photocrowd photographers
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Kit Guide

Pack Your Bag – choosing the best landscape photography equipment

with Stu Meech

Photographer Stu Meech guides you through his favourite camera, lenses and accessories to include in his got-to landscape photography kit
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Masters of Photography

How to Shoot Like William Eggleston

As perhaps the true pioneer of colour photography as an art form, William Eggleston is a massively influential figure. We look at how he did it.
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Technique Feature

Top Travel Photography Tips

with Tom Franklin de Waart

Going on your first travel photography trip can be an intimidating prospect. Photographer Tom Franklin de Waart offers some words of advice.
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Technique Feature

How to Shoot Star Trails

Star trails are a beautiful way of achieving epic images at night. We take a look at the most basic things you’ll need to think about when venturing out into the landscape.
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Kit Bag

The Best Lenses for Street Photography

with Linda Wride, Ed Fil and Patosan

Choosing the best lens for street photography is no easy task. Thankfully, three top photographers are here to offer some advice
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Behind the Lens

Building Blocks – 4 of the Best Images of Architecture in Colour

with Christine Matthews, Marius Liutkevicius, Elizabeth Slezak and Yiming

In a world saturated in colour, it stands to reason that any urban environment will be bursting with vibrant tones. Four photographers tell us the story behind their colour architecture images
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Mood Board

In Cold Blood – The Best Reptile Images

Their ancestors may have a historically fearsome reputation but today’s reptiles are smaller, less likely to eat you and lend themselves to striking wildlife portraits. We take a look at the best reptile photography on Photocrowd.
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Masters of Photography

How to Shoot Like Vivian Maier

Vivian Maier is perhaps one of the greatest posthumous photographers we've ever seen. We take a look at what makes her images so significant
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Kit Guide

Pack Your Bag - the best camera, lenses and lighting kit for portrait photography

with John Sherringham

If you're looking for the best portrait photography kit, John Sherringham is here to guide you through his essential purchases.
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Instagram

Best of Instagram – July

We take a look at some of the best images uploaded to our Instagram Photocrowd feed
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Mood Board

Spread Your Wings – The Best Bird Photography

No matter where you see them, birds are a perfect subject for wildlife enthusiasts. We take a look at the best bird photography from Photocrowd
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Technique Feature

The Joys of British Wildlife

with Nick Hurst

There’s no need to visit exotic lands to capture beautiful wildlife. British wildlife found right on your own doorstep has so much to offer. Wildlife photographer Nick Hurst delivers some words of advice
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Technique Feature

Quick Tips for Gig Photography

Stefan Nielsen

Live music events are vibrant and exciting subjects. Music photographer Stefan Nielsen offers some bite-sized tips to set you on your way to photographing your first concert
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Masters of Photography

How to Shoot Like Ansel Adams

Ansel Adams is perhaps the greatest landscape photographer who ever lived. We take a look at some of the techniques that helped establish him as a master of photography
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Mood Board

18 of the Most Incredible Photojournalism Images

As reportage and news imagery moves into the hands of everyday people, we take a look at some of the best examples of photojournalism from Photocrowd photographers.
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Mood Board

18 Excellent Examples of Double Exposure Images

In-camera and post-processed multiple exposures can lead to evocative and poetic images. We look at some of the best from Photocrowd
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Tips Feature

The Beautiful Game – A Brief Guide to Photographing Football Matches

If you’re a photographer who lives and dies by football, you’ve likely tried to shoot a game or two. We present some simple pieces of advice to guarantee you walk away with some winning shots
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Masters of Photography

How to Shoot Like Alex Webb

American-born Magnum photographer Alex Webb is a master photographer whose layered and beautifully-lit images have been a huge influence on a generation of street photographers
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Mood Board

17 of the Best Examples of Horse Photography

Horses are one of the most magnificent subjects that a photographer could ask for. We look at some of the best examples of equine photography on Photocrowd
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