“LOW-LIGHT LANDSCAPES ARE A STUNNING SUBJECT MATTER FOR ANY LOVER OF SCENIC PHOTOGRAPHY”

Welcome to the latest issue of Digital Photographer magazine. Low-light landscapes, captured after the sun has disappeared and the night sky is on display, are a stunning subject matter for any lover of scenic photography to explore. The ability to capture atmospheric images in these conditions is an art form in itself, and requires a whole host of different techniques. In this issue, Stephen Banks has put together a guide to creating stunning images, using his impressive set of skills and experiences. Turn to p30 to begin reading it. There’s also a guide to capturing portraits on the run, from pro photographer Holly Wren. She explains how to get great pictures of people when time is limited, working in both natural light and with flash. Turn to p42 to read it. Elsewhere this issue, we’ve got a guide to maximising your image quality, from shooting to editing. Head over to p54 to check it out.

As always, we’ve got plenty of industry news, product reviews and tutorials to help you expand your knowledge and take your photography to the next level. We’d really love to see your own images, so don’t forget to upload them to dphotographer.co.uk.

Until next time, enjoy your photography!