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Best western: Photographer Jane Hilton explores the American West
Photographer Jane Hilton has a penchant for the American West. She tells Peter Dench about her travels
India by Andreas H Bitesnich | Book review
India must surely be a candidate for the most photogenic country in the world. Nigel Atherton takes a trip via this luscious visual feast of a book
Used and approved
We sent four eminent, experienced photographers a range of used cameras and lenses. They tell Geoff Harris how they got on in the field
In at the deep end
This striking set of images by Stephan Zirwes took home a Sony World Photography Award in the Architecture category. Peter Dench finds out more
Celebrating our Unsung Hero
In Partnership with Ripe Insurance
How to make money from your old photos
From a box of old prints in your loft, or a packet of slides bought at a car boot sale, how do you know if they're worth anything? Tracy Calder looks at buying and selling your photographic treasures
The best second-hand full-frame camera bargains
Tempted to buy a full-frame camera, but put off by the price? Audley Jarvis identifies some of the best full-frame offerings in today's used market
10 photography projects you can do at home
Being at home doesn't have to put a stop to your photographic practice, in fact, there are a whole host of photography projects you can do from home.
The AP Award winning photographers
We chat to the winners of the Amateur Photographer Awards to find out more about their work
Wex Photographer of the Year: the milky star kid
Andi Campbell, recently named Wex Photographer of the Year, talks to Geoff Harris about his unique and dramatic landscapes-cum-starscapes
Playing to win: Amateur Photographer of the Year 2019
Caron Steele led the way from round two of Amateur Photographer of the Year and walked away with the main prize. Ailsa McWhinnie finds out how she did it
The AP Awards winners 2020
Our pick of the best cameras, lenses and accessories of the past year as judged by our ruthlessly independent testing team
International Photography Exhibition 162
The world's longest-running photography exhibition is a great opportunity to see some of today's best photographers, says Amy Davies
Light painting: ideas and advice from the experts
Bright ideas come thick and fast for photographers with a passion for light painting. Tracy Calder asks six of the best to share their secrets
After sunset: Amos Chapple on his Forty Days Of Darkness project
From December to January, the sun never rises in Murmansk, Russia. Peter Dench chats to the photographer Amos Chapple about his his recent reportage, Forty Days Of Darkness, shot on an iPhone
Top tips for achieving sharper wildlife photos
One of the biggest challenges in bird, animal and insect photography is focusing, especially with shy, fast-moving creatures. Three experts in the field share their best tips with Geoff Harris
East Ended by Dougie Wallace | Book review
Brash, bold and vibrant, Dougie Wallace's photography isn't to everybody's tastes - but it certainly gets people talking. Amy Davies explores his new book
Free Aurora HDR software
Now here's an offer you don't get every day: download award-winning HDR software from Skylum
Magnum Streetwise: The Ultimate Collection of Street Photography | Book review
Magnum is synonymous with street photography, and this book is a masterclass in the genre. Amy Davies delves inside its pages
London Underground 1970-1980 by Mike Goldwater | Book review
Nostalgia abounds in the latest Vintage Britain book from the inimitable Hoxton Mini Press, says Amy Davies
