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Alistair's latest book is a non-technical guide to all aspects of photography, from buying a camera to selling the photographs you take with it.
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- The Olympic Games belongs to humanity, not corporate lawyers - http://t.co/dZ4OwUax #photography #olympics about 2 days ago
- LOL! Love this Martin Rowson cartoon - Rebekah Brooks at the Leveson inquiry – http://t.co/Zuc5lkDh #lolgate about 8 days ago
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Through the Lens Photo Course
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Photo-tip
If you are using bounce flash to take portraits - with the head of the flash pointing up at a white ceiling - tape a small piece of white paper behind the flash head to reflect a little light forward. This will help fill in any shadows under the eyes and nose of your subject.
(N.B. some flash units have a little built-in white reflector which does the same job.)