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Meike has officially announced the Meike 85mm f/1.8 AF lens for Nikon F-mount and Canon EF-mount, which promises to provide a great affordable alternative to more expensive portrait lenses. It joins the interesting roster of lenses that Meike has ann

Wildlife lovers and photographers around the world are being asked to vote for their ‘New Big 5’ of wildlife – that is, their five favourite animals either to photograph themselves or to see in images. The idea behind the project is simple: whereas t

One of my favourite wildlife locations is Wapusk National Park in Manitoba, Canada. Wapusk is the southernmost polar bear denning area in the world, and one of the very few places where you can witness polar bear cubs exiting the maternity den for th

All wildlife photographers have their favourite haunts, places we go back to time and again. One of mine is Botswana’s Tuli Block. This little-known corner of southeastern Botswana is, both literally and figuratively, hundreds of kilometres away from

Namibia is an amazing, beautiful country with landscapes that are really different. Every place has its own beauty and its own character, but Etosha National Park in the north is spectacular. It’s a unique place where the white salty earth from the p

Borneo’s wildlife has incredible diversity. It’s one of the oldest rainforest areas in the world, and in Gunung Palung National Park, where I’ve spent a lot of time, there are 240 species of bird, including eight different types of hornbill, and thou

I have been to many parks in Africa and India. They all offer different scenery and subjects, but there is just something magical about my favourite park: the Maasai Mara in Kenya. I have been there countless times, and every day it’s different. The

The freedom you have as a wildlife photographer in Mana Pools in Zimbabwe is unparalleled. I walk with lions, wild dogs, elephants, hyenas… and when you aren’t stuck in a car, you can get a much better perspective. You can choose your background, the

Yellowstone in the United States is one of my favourite locations for photographing wildlife. I moved to Jackson Hole and the Yellowstone area because there is so much wildlife here – it’s where I’ve been probably for 40 years, and probably I will di

My top wildlife photography spot is the Pantanal, a tropical wetland area in South America. Days are spent in small boats on the water looking for the elusive jaguar, between August and October, before the rains start. Jaguars spend their days walkin

I like travelling to Norway as the season is changing – the low light creates stunning warm tones on snowy slopes, and in spring time, frozen fjords turn into pink colours just before sunset. Arctic foxes and reindeer often provide fantastic opportun

Like many African wildlife photographers, I spend the majority of my time in the renowned Maasai Mara reserve. However, I treasure the unique highland locations, such as the Simien Mountains in Ethiopia for the gelada monkeys. The scenery is beyond s

“I took this photo at the Bullers of Buchan on the coast of Aberdeenshire in Scotland.” https://bit.ly/3g0cOlD “Working with sunglasses can be tough, as I like to look for interesting reflections – here my terrace roof called to mind a Mondrian paint

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There are currently 270 Underground, 112 Overground and 45 Docklands Light Railway stations on London’s sprawling transport network, and over the past four years photographer Luke Agbaimoni has captured images at every one of them, ranging from evoca

2 HOURS Getting to suitable locations for a shoot can be easier said than done in these uncertain times – and for overseas locations you might as well forget about it. So if you can’t get to Japan, why not let Japan come to you? With a pre-printed ph

Eyes are the first thing we look at in a portrait, and that’s why when we’re shooting a portrait we focus on the eyes: it doesn’t matter if everything else is a little soft, as long as the eyes – or, if the face is side-on, the nearer eye – is sharp.

www.canon.co.uk £4,199/$3,899 The Canon EOS R5 is finally here after months of leaks and rumours, not to mention teases from the manufacturer itself. No camera in recent memory has received or, dare we say it, deserved this amount of hype. The Canon

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