If there’s one question that comes up time and again — in photography forums, in workshops, from students I’ve taken out into the field — it’s this one. RAW or JPEG? And it’s a fair question, because the answer genuinely depends on what kind of photography you’re doing and what you want to achieve with your images.
Lake Bled doesn’t really have a bad angle — but it does have a handful of spots that separate a nice holiday snap from the image people stop scrolling for. I’ve spent years photographing this lake through every season and running private workshops here, watching the same view change completely between a misty 6am and a clear autumn evening. This guide rounds up the exact viewpoints I keep coming back to, how to reach each one, and when to be there so you’re not sharing a few square metres of ground with fifty other tripods.
I’ve sold photo prints online for years. Here’s my honest comparison of Fine Art America, Photo4me, Redbubble, Lens2print and SmugMug — and which one I’d pick first.
This article will take you through the whole process of sorting and digitising your family photos, along with tips of how to store, backup and even showcase them on your own website.
I’ve been shooting landscapes for a long time, and one of the single biggest improvements I ever made to my photography had nothing to do with buying a new lens or upgrading my camera body. It was simply learning to trust the histogram over my own eyes.
Lake Jasna is just one of many great places to photograph during spring. It was not actually my intention to visit the other morning though, but it reminded me why the morning is a much better time to photograph it. Let me explain.
Discover how the Shutter app makes self-portraits so much easier by remotely controlling your mirrorless or DSLR camera — see yourself in the frame, tap to focus, set a timer, and use the intervalometer to capture multiple poses.
It starts gently. Weeks before the mountain passes clear and the tourist coaches roll in, something remarkable happens in the hillsides and meadows. Tens of thousands of crocuses and other spring flowers push up through still, cold grass, carpeting the hillsides in soft violet and mauve almost overnight. They don’t announce themselves. You simply round a bend, and there they are.
Every month Landscape Photography Magazine has a assignment competition. I entered a couple of my favourite shots from autumn 2025, this being one of my all time favourites. So was pleased to be a finalist in the competition.
