Amateur Photographer - March 19, 2016

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Saturday 19 March 2016 Canon EOS 5DS R
Six months in the fi eld with the
50MP monster. What’s the verdict?
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A frog’s life World Press Photo
Our pick of the world’s
How to get great shots best photojournalism
both above and below
the waterline
Go abstract
Graphic images are everywhere
if you know how to fi nd them
Joe
Cornish
Talks to AP about his new work, and
his favourite UK landscape locations
LOCATION GUIDE Budle Bay, Northumberland • Tony Kemplen on the ROLLEI XF 35
BRING YOUR
PRINTS TO LIFE
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A week in photography
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10 Frog’s-eye view amphibious creatures. Look out for more spring 5DS R for numerous projects over the past few
David Tipling reveals wildlife in our Spring Special next week. months. Finally, be amazed, humbled and
how he takes his striking Landscape lovers will be interested to read refl ective as we show you our favourite images
shots of the humble frog about the latest work from Joe Cornish, showing from the World Press Photo Awards.
20 National the very best landscapes Britain has to offer. If Richard Sibley, deputy editor
treasures
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26 Location guide
Set along the dramatic
Northumberland coast,
Budle Bay offers superb
photo opportunities,
says Jon Gibbs
30 A better world
We look at a selection
of images from the
59th World Press
Photo competition
37 Designs
on the city
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5DS and 5DS R performed
during a six-month test Leica M Monochrom (Typ 246), 35mm, 1/500sec at f/8, ISO 2,500
55 Aurora HDR
Pro soft ware AP reader Kunotoro uploaded this showing the live discussion on the WWiinn!!Each week we choose our favourite
Aurora HDR Pro software is image to our Flickr page. 2016 Hong Kong Appropriation Bill, picture on Facebook, Flickr or
designed for users to edit ‘This photo was taken in Sham Shui and are waiting to see if there’s a the reader gallery using #appicoftheweek.
and process high dynamic Po, Hong Kong – a place where most chance the government will fi nd a PermaJet proudly supports the online picture
range images. We put it of the population are poor and old,’ solution to help the old and poor. of the week winner, who will receive a
to the test says Kunotoro ‘They’ve got no jobs ‘I was using a Leica M Monochrom top-quality print of their image on the finest
because of their age and just look for Typ 246 and a 35mm lens to PermaJet paper. It is important to bring
Regulars ways to kill time every single day. capture the moment. I was lucky that images to life outside the digital sphere, so
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NEWS ROUND-UP
The week in brief, edited by Chris Cheesman
Intelligent drone
The new DJI Phantom 4 features
two on-board sensors that allow
the drone to avoid objects in its
path. A pair of forward-facing
optical sensors scan for obstacles
to ‘automatically direct the aircraft
around the impediment when
possible, reducing risk of collision’.
The 4K quadcopter costs £1,229.
Grays birthday book
Nikon-only store Grays of
Westminster has released a book
to mark its 30th anniversary.
Grays of Westminster –
Exclusively… Nikon: The Legend
and The Legacy charts the history
of the shop, from humble
beginnings to a highly regarded
retailer. The book costs £30
(plus £6 for p&p in UK). Visit
www.graysofwestminster.co.uk.
Environment competition
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and is free to enter. It’s organised by
the Chartered Institution of Water
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Panoramic Polaroid
A remote-controlled Polaroid 360° panoramic mini-tripod has WEEKEND PROJECT
gone on sale in the UK. The portable, free-standing Polaroid 1
Panorama Eyeball Head is designed for panoramic stills or video, Master bounce fl ash You usually bounce flash
and it’s suitable for DSLRs, compact cameras, action cameras and off a white or pale-
selfie sticks, coloured wall or ceiling.
says Polaroid. If you are put off by using fl ash indoors because It’s best to avoid bouncing flash
It’s powered by you’re worried about getting that amateurish off coloured surfaces, as your
a rechargeable ‘custard-pie lighting’ look, where the fl ash hits the images will take on that
built-in battery and subject full in the face but leaves the background particular colour cast – not
uses a 1/4in thread. underexposed, then bounce fl ash will be a great in a room with red walls,
The pocket-sized revelation to you. Used properly, many viewers so consider your surroundings
device costs £44.99 won’t even notice that fl ash has been used, but before you shoot.
from Amazon. bounced fl ash can make colours that much richer,
details appear sharper, add a nice catchlight 2
Limited E-M10 Mark II to eyes, and generally lift the image to give it There is no strict rule
a more three-dimensional feel. for which direction to
Olympus has launched a limited- By ‘bounced’, we simply mean you are bounce your flash as
edition ‘fox brown’-coloured bouncing the fl ash light off a wall or ceiling rather this will depend on the colours
OM-D E-M10 Mark II. Hailed as a than it hitting your subject straight on. By angling and proximity of the walls or
collector’s item, it includes a or bouncing the light, you are eff ectively soft ening ceiling, but a good tip is to
14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 EZ pancake it. This technique is oft en used by wedding bounce the flash off a wall to
lens in a kit costing £699.99. photographers, as it’s much more fl attering to give more directional lighting.
Olympus UK has confirmed that the couple than straight-on fl ash, but this can be Angle the flash in the same
150 units will arrive on UK shores. applied to a range of subjects. direction as the subject’s nose.
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BIG
picture
Getty photographer
captures Tungurahua
volcano eruption
Displays of nature can create
some incredible scenes for
photographers, whether it’s a
brooding canvas of angry sky or
a mile-high pillar of dust sucked
up by a tornado. But perhaps
nowhere is this better illustrated
than in the terrifying might of
an erupting volcano. This image,
by Getty photographer Juan
Cevallos, shows the Tungurahua
volcano, in Cahuaji, Chimborazo,
130km south of Quito in Ecuador,
spewing lava and ash on 27
February. Ecuadorian authorities
raised the alert level from yellow
to orange after the ash cloud rose
5km into the sky. Since December
2015, Tungurahua has been in
continual eruption and is being
monitored by the Geophysics
Department at the National
Polytechnic School in Quito.
See more of Juan’s work on his
Flickr page at www.fl ickr.com/
photos/juandacevallos.
Words & numbers
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mode you use, err on Bouncing the flash can create a
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settings so you don’t overpower I trust
your subject. Subtlety is the
key. If you need to illuminate pictures’
the background, try increasing
the ISO, widening the aperture Gilles Peress
or reducing the shutter speed.
Magnum photographer
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Your flashgun may have 70,000
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out can also help to reduce the
effect of colour casts when you
are bouncing flash. There are
also lots of larger bounce cards
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© OLIVIA WHITFIELD
Ilford Photo
names winners
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TPhotoograpphers Dopn MchCullino (leftt) anod Magrtin Prarr a(righpt) areh amoneg mrore sthan 8a0 prnominednt fig uraes oprposting ithes motves Photographer of the Year
have ‘potential to reach the
top’, earning praise for their
creativity and composition.
demand photo move U-turn Olivia Whitfi eld from
Leeds College of Art won
the competition, which
pulled in around 1,000
SCORES of leading worldwide practice and takes the Resistance to the impending entries, on the theme
photographers and artists, study of photo history in Britain relocation from the NMM was ‘Saturday Night at the
including Don McCullin and David back several decades. reported by AP in February Movies’. She used Ilford
Hockney, have demanded that ‘Moving the majority of the (see News, AP 20 February). HP5+ for her print entitled
a decision to move the historic museum’s photography collection Initial anger at the Science ‘Amelie’s love’ (above).
Royal Photographic Society away from Yorkshire goes against Museum Group’s plan was then Mark Boulton from
Collection from West Yorkshire government policy when the voiced in a public petition against Leicester College won
to London be reversed. museum was opened – to ‘cultural asset stripping’ of the the digital category and
Renowned photographers Martin put facilities outside London West Yorkshire institution. was crowned Harman
Parr and David Hurn also join a list – and against the present It has since been confi rmed Technology Student
of more than 80 senior fi gures to government’s claimed “northern that the archive to be transferred Photographer of the Year
oppose the already controversial powerhouse” strategy. contains 270,000 images, 6,000 2015 for his shot called
move – designed to create the ‘A number of us who have pieces of camera equipment, ‘Vesper Shower Scene’.
single largest collection on the deposited our photographs in 26,000 books and periodicals, Ilford Photo is the trading
art of photography in the world the museum did so specifi cally plus 10,000 items of archival name of Cheshire-based
at the V&A museum in London. because we wanted our work materials that chart the invention Harman technology Ltd.
In letters sent to The Guardian to be preserved in the north.’ and development of photography Visit the organiser’s
and The Times newspapers, the The collection includes over the past 200 years. Flickr account at https://
83 signatories claim the decision the world’s earliest surviving The trustees of the Science goo.gl/LEbgXC.
to move the collection from the photographic negative, created Museum Group have decided to
National Media Museum (NMM) by William Henry Fox Talbot. review the move of 85,000 of
in Bradford, West Yorkshire, is a And Fox Talbot Museum curator the 400,000 objects they cited
‘backward step in our understanding Roger Watson is among the in their original announcement.
of the importance of visual culture’. prominent fi gures opposing The precious collection has been
The letter adds: ‘The present move the move to Bradford, as is held at the NMM in Bradford since
to separate the interdependent the fi lm director Mike Leigh 2003, when the institution was
aspects of the art and science of and actors Timothy West called the National Museum of
photography reverses prevailing and Prunella Scales. Photography, Film and Television.
Before then, it was housed at the Subscribe to
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Get up & go
The most interesting things to see, to do
and to shoot this week. By Tom Smallwood
LONDON
© MARTIN PARR/MAGNUM PHOTOS
Unseen City: Martin Parr
This exhibition at the Guildhall Art Gallery offers behind-
the-scenes moments at high-profile events in the City of
London, with a unique Parr twist. Expect lots of quirky shots
Nikon widens of traditions, banquets and public occasions, with guest
appearances from The Queen.
Until 31 July, www.cityoflondon.gov.uk
D750 recall net
BIRMINGHAM WILTSHIRE © RPS
FAR MORE Nikon and November 2014. In an updated advisory © THE PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW
D750 cameras However, Nikon has notice, Nikon Europe said Photography Show Studio Portraiture
are at risk of developing since revealed that the the fault sometimes
a shutter fault than was same glitch may also results in ‘shading of The now-confirmed list of star This in-depth two-day course in
previously thought, the affect models made a portion of images’. speakers includes David Bailey Lacock covers everything from
company has warned. between December Nikon again urges and Chris Packham, but there’s the basics, getting started with
Last year, Nikon 2014 and June 2015. customers to check the a lot more to the UK’s largest studio flash, adding extra lights
admitted to D750 users Nikon declined to seven-digit serial number photo show than just big names. and softboxes, through to more
that the shutter does not comment when asked of their camera to fi nd out There are over 200 exhibitors advanced techniques. You’ll
work properly in some how many units were whether it is one of the – from big camera makers to need a camera that can be set
cameras made in October at risk in the UK. affected models. accessory producers – plus free to manual mode, along with a
talks and exclusive discounts. standard hotshoe adapter. The
Portrait lens primed for March debut Bring comfy shoes and money. cost is £140 for RPS members
19-22 March, AND £165 for non-members.
www.photographyshow.com 26-27 March, bit.ly/rpsportraits
CHINESE lens maker Laowa has
confi rmed the UK launch of a LONDON Creative in Focus
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in-focus areas and creamy, defocused next year – from a desire for public good to non-conformism – and
background or foreground’. features more than 70 images from award-winning photographers.
Priced £649.99, the full-frame- Until 26 March, www.gettyimagesgallery.co.uk
compatible lens is built from 11 elements
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said to be ideal for portraiture. It will be weekend of The Photography Show.
available in the following mounts: Nikon, Highlights. It include photo walks around
Canon, Sony A, Sony E and Pentax. the city centre and major exhibitions by
Janet Mendelsohn and Jindrich Streit.
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New Books
Tony Kemplen
The latest and best books from the
world of photography. By Oliver Atwell
The Rollei XF 35 proves to be a rather
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out of the German company Franke &
Heidecke established in 1920. It went on to
make many of the iconic cameras of the
last century, but by 1970 manufacturing
costs in West Germany had become Aperture Masters of
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came off that production line between Walker Evans
1974 and 1980. camera to operate in a useful range of Introduction by David Campany,
First impressions are of an attractively lighting conditions, although there is no Aperture, £12, hardback, 96 pages,
designed, well-made, precision camera, manual override so you can’t fi ne-tune the ISBN 978-1-59711-343-4
albeit one aimed at the snap-shooter end settings to suit your subject. A small lever
of the market. With its fully automatic on the underside of the lens selects ‘A’ ARTIST monographs are funny
exposure system, the only thing you need for automatic, and ‘B’ for bulb (long things. No end of books are
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good sharp images, as in the architectural
example above, but for me the camera was THE WORK of Jimmy DeSana can,
let down by its cheap feel – I don’t think I’ll it’s fair to say, be a little alienating if
be loading it up again any time soon. you are unable to look past the odd
nature of the images. DeSana’s
Tony KemplenÕs love of photography began as a staged photos of nude subjects in
teenager and ever since he has been collecting a variety of poses, entwined with
cameras with a view to testing as many as he can. everyday objects, are strange
You can follow his progress on his 52 Cameras blog and surreal, particularly when
at 52cameras.blogspot.co.uk. More photos from cboamthbei ntheedm w iitnh a tlhmeo gset-l-hcaollvuecrineodg teunnigc scteonlo uligrsh.t Ts hthea t
the Rollei XF 35 www.fl ickr.com/tony_kemplen/ images are the ultimate evocation of a body objectifi ed
sets/72157663259618916 and rendered as nothing more than a composition
component. Many have observed that, despite the
Do you have something you’d like to get off your chest? Send us your thoughts in around presence of nudes, the subjects become desexualised
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Technique WILDLIFE
David Tipling
David is one of the most widely published wildlife
photographers in the world. His pictures appear on hundreds
of book and magazine covers, and have been used in various
other ways, from wine labels to being projected in New YorkÕs
Times Square. www.davidtipling.com
view
Frog’s-eye
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KIT LIST
▲Underwater ▲Ewa-Marine
housing bag
Housings are designed for These bags have their
individual camera models. limitations but if youÕre on a
When shooting split shots in budget, and in situations
freshwater, I try to keep my where you can handhold and
kit as light as possible. I might simply want to try
purchased a long remote- shooting split shots for a
release cable to use on specific idea, it is worth
a two-metre pole. buying one.
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