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Travel Photography – A Different Point of View

Street Photography
By tom dinning / February 27, 2013

Who doesn’t like to travel. Certainly none of the photographers I know. New experiences, new opportunities, new photos with which to bore the relatives on your return home. But are they boring? Are they purely descriptive? This is where I went, this is what I saw, this is what I did. How many shots of […]


Black and White Landscapes – Enriching Tones and Textures.

Landscape Photography
By tom dinning / February 20, 2012

This is a guest post by Tom Dinning. Check out Tom’s free book offer on his site. I’m partial to a bit of colour as much as the next photographer. Blue skies, turquoise ocean, verdant pastures all make for picture post card stuff. But when it comes to emphasising textures, tones and forms of the […]


Black and White Flowers – A Study in Form

Cool Photos & Photographers
By tom dinning / February 13, 2012

This is a guest collection by Tom Dinning. Download Tom’s latest book, “Learning to See” for free here. They say you can win the heart of a woman with a bunch of colourful flowers. My success rate in that endeavour has been limited so I’m not one to comment. But I do know that photographers […]


The Sky in Landscape Photography: Making It Work

Landscape Photography
By tom dinning / February 8, 2012

While wondering through the Tate Gallery in London many years ago lavishing myself on a feast of paintings by William Turner I came across a small note book of his, secured within a glass cabinet in a less than conspicuous corner of the foyer. It was not dissimilar to a school boy’s exercise book and […]


A Guide to Time and Motion in Photography

Camera Craft
By tom dinning / October 2, 2011

One of the fundamental tools that a photographer has at his/her disposal is the ability to record time. This isn’t just the moment in time, or the ‘decisive moment’, as Cartier-Bresson called it, but the duration of the time interval as well. It’s a matter of when and how long. We can not only get the […]

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S is for Simplicity: How Simplicity Will Improve Your Photography

Photographic Composition
By tom dinning / September 27, 2011

In a complex world of action and vision it’s often difficult to separate the trees from the forest. In the early days of photography there was a tendency for photographers to emulate the painters or to use the photograph to assist the artist with his composition. The photograph was a means of recording the complexity […]


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