A cold environment can be attractive for all sorts of reasons to a keen photographer. Landscapes of ice and snow allow for abstract and striking compositions and often the air is clear and the light clarity can be extraordinary.
Shooting in cold weather presents problems for both photographers and their equipment. Photographer Andrew Peacock shares his essential tips on cold weather photography.
AG Photographer Chris Bray shares his top 10 tips for framing up much better photos.
Seeing them approach can inspire feelings of wonder, caution, and fear. When captured in an image a storm can add a dramatic element to a popular location, or it can stand alone as a showcase of the forces of nature.
Storm fronts make for powerful photo subjects. Photographer Will Eades shares his top tips for shooting storms.
Photographer Luke Tscharke gives us his top 10 tips for shooting the Milky Way.
Photographer Jonathan Ives walks us through the A-Zs of getting that perfect detailed photo of the Moon.
Make the most of the camera in your pocket with these tips from veteran AG photographer Frances Mocnik.
How to take photos of fireworks that will do all those oohs and aahs justice.
There are many views in the world that can’t be captured with a single shot, so the trick is to pan around the scene and stitch the images together in a program like Lightroom or Photoshop. Peter Eastway explains how to get it right.