Photography Week

Issue 102 of Photography Week is now on sale! This week is our Portrait Special with pro tips on how to shoot natural-looking portraits of children and our round-up of the best budget prime lenses for portraiture.

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Issue 101 of Photography Week is on sale now - available on Android, iOS, Kindle Fire, PC and more!

This week, we head for the hills to help a reader improve her landscapes, gather together the best reader images from around the world, show you how to capture colour-packed flower shots, and reveal how to move a photo’s subject post-shoot with Elements’ Content Aware Move tool. Plus, we road test five of the most wallet-friendly full-frame cameras so you can buy with confidence. 

Sunset Point, Pushkar by Muslianshah Masrie

"I shot this on a visit to Pushkar, India. The location is appropriately called ‘Sunset Point’. We travelled here via motorcycle and camel to arrive in time for the spectacular sunset."

You can see more of Muslianshah's photography on Flickr.

Image copyright Muslianshah Masrie and used with permission.

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Nature Boy by Alessio Albi

"That was a luck shot. I used the multiple exposure function of my camera, shooting the tree and then my father's face. I adjusted the contrast slightly in post processing. I was very happy with the result.”

You can see more of Alessio's photography on Flickr.

Image copyright Alessio Albi and used with permission.

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The Lucky Seal by Harry Egens

"While one seal ended its live in the jaws of the Great White Shark, the Cape Fur Seal on the right was lucky. The shot was taken early morning just after sunrise in False Bay near Seal Island in South Africa.”

You can see more of Harry’s photography on 500px.

Image copyright Harry Egens and used with permission.

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Down the Road by Alexey Gusev

"The girl on this photo is my daughter Barbara. This was taken during our vacation on Crete last year where we found a spectacular place; a cemetery of old cars. We used one of the cars for the portrait.”

You can see more of Alexey's photography on 500px.

Image copyright Alexey Gusev and used with permission.

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Storm on the Sea by Yan Larsen

"This picture was taken in the Lofoten Islands, Norway. The weather was bad, and I sat in my car for three hours to take this shot, waiting for a break in the clouds. Outside, the wind was so strong I could hardly stand!"

You can see more of Yan's photography on Flickr.

Image copyright Yan Larsen and used with permission.

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Ghostly Cub by Jordi Fernandez

"I took this in Lebala camp, Botswana. We were photographing lionesses when this cub approached us from behind. I lay as low as possible on the car for a low angle while trying to get the sun disk out of the frame."

You can see more of Jordi's photography at his website.

Image copyright Jordi Fernandez and used with permission.

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Surge by Alex De Sonnaville

"This was taken at Natural Bridges State Park in Santa Cruz, California. I originally set out to take long exposures, but decided to go with a quicker shutter speed in order to take advantage of the great foreground created by the waves."

You can see more photography by Alex on Flickr.

Image copyright Alex Sonnaville and used with permission.

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Burning Peak by Shantikara T. Valuska

"The Matterhorn reflected in a small mountain lake high up in the Alps. I hiked up here very early in the morning to catch the magical moment when the first rays of the sun touch the top of the mountain."

Visit Shantikara's website.

Image copyright Shantikara T. Valuska and used with permission.

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Freedom by Guillermina Sogo

"This was taken during the first day of ‘Rapas das Bestas’ in Sabucedo, Spain. About 200 wild horses are caught, then marked with microchips before being set free. Here the heat from the horses produced a steam visible in the shot.”

You can follow Guillermina on Facebook.

Image copyright Guillermina Sogo and used with permission.

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Issue 99 of Photography Week is on sale now!

This week's we take the best quotes from some of the biggest names in photography and explore what you can take from them to improve your own photography – from Capa to Cartier-Bresson, this is a masterclass you won't want to miss.

Plus, we meet up with photographer-to-the-Queen Rod Edwards to reveal his top tips for shooting portraits like a pro; head out before dawn to shoot deer (in a good way); and show you how to reveal detail in washed out skies (and how to fake it in Photoshop). Enjoy!

Horse Ballet by Lisa Mardell

"A Lusitano stallion showing off for the camera at the Coudelaria Henrique Abecasis stud farm in Portugal. Lusitanos love to perform and their big personalities and beautiful manes make them a compelling subject to photograph."

You can see more of Lisa's photography at her website.

Image copyright Lisa Mardell and used with permission.

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Cantabria Infinita... by Jose Miquel Romano

"This place is known as Los Urros, near Liencres in Cantabria, Spain. The photograph was taken late one day. The moon illuminated the scene from the left, while the setting sun provided the warm lighting from the right."

You can see more of Jose's photography on Flickr.

Image copyright Jose Miquel Romano and used with permission.

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Priceless Moments by Ash Kapoor

"I took this on a walk in Varanasi on the banks of the Ganga in India. I saw this old lady sitting outside her house, and felt a connection with her. I chatted with her, then asked if I could take her picture."

You can see more photography by Ash on Flickr.

Image copyright Ash Kapoor and used with permission.

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