Welcome to Tog-Talk! I’m Kevin Ahronson from the Hampshire School of Photography, and I’m thrilled to have you with me for this solo episode. As I write this I am just a couple of weeks away from my 70th birthday, …

In this episode of Tog-Talk, Kevin Ahronson responds to a listener’s question about transitioning from auto to manual mode in photography. Drawing on his extensive experience, Kevin provides thoughtful insights into how photographers can take more creative control of their …

In this solo episode of Tog-Talk, I dive into the world of polarising filters, answering a listener’s question about their usage and benefits. I explore how polarising filters work, why they’re essential for many photographers, and share personal experiences that …

Surely with today's super-clever (and super-expensive) digital cameras, you'd expect the technology to guarantee that every shot is perfectly exposed, every time?

In this weeks's Tog-Talk, Helen reveals her secrets for taking great table-top shots... and along the way, we have a few giggles as well.

Nailing a sharp focus is arguably more important than getting the exposure right.

Believe it or not, there are more ways to take a photo than by simply leaving the camera switched to AUTO. If you really want to take creative control of your photos, now's the time to take the plunge and …

Today we are looking at the third piece of the puzzle of the Exposure Triangle. ISO, what it is and what it does.

Last episode we looked at the aperture, now it's the turn of the shutter. From our perspective today, we're going to look at two different types of shutter. One is mechanical and the other is electronic.

Aperture - one third of the Exposure Triangle. Understanding the aperture is like understanding the secret of life, the universe and everything. Yup. pretty damn important.

What are some of those key things that, if you had learnt them as a beginner photographer, it would have made your life so much easier?

In this week's Tog Talk I address the subject of how to take tack-sharp photos. One of the most common complaints I hear from new camera owners is that their photos just aren't sharp enough. You'd think that when someone …