Understand the light.
Know your camera.
Make something worth keeping.
From Clickography’s Personal collectionAnimal photography tips illustrated with four Clickography photographs: observe behaviour, focus carefully, catch small gestures and include the surroundings.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 02A closer look at a photograph from Clickography’s Personal collection: how nearby buildings, open sky and small details give an architectural scene its depth.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionCamera guides · 03Meet Clickography’s current camera, the Sony A7R V. A closer look at its 61MP sensor, subject recognition and what those features mean for photographs and prints.
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From Clickography’s Automotive collectionPlanning your shoot · 04Prepare for an automotive photoshoot with a clear brief, a practical location and a shot list covering exterior angles, interiors and the details that matter.
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From Clickography’s Automotive collectionPhotography basics · 05A practical guide to photographing cars after dark, including exposure, shutter speed, reflections, focus and keeping bright headlights under control.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 06Use low sunlight to shape a landscape, choose a useful foreground, manage bright skies and make more considered photographs before the light changes.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 07Make travel photographs with clearer depth using doorways, windows, paths, rooftops and river views, illustrated with Clickography’s own photographs.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 08A practical guide to outdoor portraits: finding flattering light, simplifying the background, focusing on the eyes and helping someone feel comfortable.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 09Make clearer photographs of birds, pets and animals outdoors with practical advice on shutter speed, eye focus, background choice and patient observation.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 10Learn when monochrome strengthens a photograph, how to separate subjects with light and tone, and how to edit black-and-white images without losing atmosphere.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 11Understand subject movement, shutter speed, aperture, ISO and flash when photographing indoor parties, receptions and evening celebrations.
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From Clickography’s Events & business collectionPlanning your shoot · 12A practical corporate photography brief covering speakers, networking, sponsors, brand details and the image formats your marketing team needs.
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From Clickography’s Events & business collectionPlanning your shoot · 13Plan birthday photography in London and beyond, from arrivals and family portraits to cake cutting, speeches and a gallery everyone can enjoy.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPlanning your shoot · 14Plan your London event photography: Clickography’s £50/hour starting rate, three-hour minimum, coverage choices and the details to include in your enquiry.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPlanning your shoot · 15From edited digital photographs to protected previews, comments and full-resolution downloads: a guide to Clickography’s 24-hour photo delivery and client gallery.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionPhotography basics · 16Understand the exposure triangle with a worked indoor-portrait example, clear starting settings and a simple way to diagnose blurred or dark photographs.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionCamera guides · 17A practical guide to choosing focal length, aperture and working distance for portraits, groups and busy events, before buying another lens.
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From Clickography’s Wedding couple shoots collectionPlanning your shoot · 18Plan preparations, family groups, couple portraits and changing light without turning your wedding into a day-long photo shoot.
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From Clickography’s Personal collectionCamera guides · 19A researched guide to the GFX100 II’s 102MP sensor, image dimensions and the practical questions to ask before adding medium format to your photography workflow.
Read storyFrom Clickography’s Events & business collectionPhotography basics · 20Simple planning, positioning and light choices for clearer, more relaxed group photographs at family celebrations and events.
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