In an age where online shopping dominates the retail space, high-quality product photography has become a crucial tool for engaging...

How do you create the ideal, balanced, well lit living room art display?

A new photo book from Michael Elliott, collecting the very best of his street photography from 2020 through to 2024.

Why street photography was always the prime ground for moving to digital as soon as film became redundant.

Discover how curation, even if it doesn't result in an actual published book, can help improve and encourage your photography.

Michael Elliott takes a photographic journey around Greenwich Park with his newly acquired Pentax 6x7 and a roll of Acros II

Miniature landscapes evoke curiosity, nostalgia, and a sense of wonder.

In the quiet corners of our homes, where sunlight spills onto well-worn pages, we find our sanctuaries—cozy reading nooks. Imagine this...

Turning a new home from impersonal space into a cosy haven can be a daunting endeavour. We explore strategies for adding a personal touch.

We take a look at toy photography, with a run down of the top tips to get the most out of this genre which is growing in popularity.

Michael Elliott takes a look at photography as a hobby, and the impact of burnout when photography takes over.

What is shutter speed and why does it matter when determining how you shoot your camera? Find out with Michael Elliott in today's explainer.

Explore the vibrant world of slide film photography with Michael Elliott. Uncover its unique characteristics, and creative possibilities.

In the history of photography, there have been many innovations and inventions that have changed the way we see and photograph the world.

Digital/film hybrids aim to give you the option to choose between film and digital. But are they really worth it?

Today, we’re going to explore a classic technique that has guided photographers for decades: the Sunny 16 Rule.

Choosing the right film for your camera can be a daunting task, even in 2024. Michael Elliott looks at the options and what to consider.

Developing black and white film at home is more than simply a technical process: it’s an art form in itself. Let's look at the process!

The exposure triangle is a concept that explains how three settings on your camera - aperture, shutter speed, and ISO - affect exposure.

The right wall art can make all the difference in a space. Michael Elliott looks at the considerations when choosing wall art.