Studio Illicit

As our new competition is now in in full swing, we thought it would be interesting to take a look at the theme identity and how it can relate to photography. An obvious place to…

King Penguin Courtship taken by David Osborn in the Falkland Islands Our new exhibition Wildlife of the World will be going…

One of the things we really like to do here at The Photographic Angle is to get a better insight into some of the people who submit their images for our exhibitions. It's always good…

Photographs by Adrian Stone  Portraits of children and pets are often taken by adults standing up. This viewpoint diminishes the power of the subject, so they appear submissive and vulnerable. So try shooting upwards at your…

Photograph by Hao-Wu 'Runner' Beijing, China In the image above, Hao Wu has generated a great sense of drama in his photograph. He took the image from just above street level. This viewpoint increases the image's…

Photo by Swapnali Mathkar 'Fire in water, Salt Lake, Utah, USA Leading lines within a photograph help to draw the viewer's attention to a specific element, or to tell a story as a journey. They are…

Reflection Beijing taken by Hao Wu Architectural photographs of tall buildings often need to be taken when you are fairly close to them, so how can you avoid converging verticals? To reduce the effect, move back as…

The following set of tutorials draw on the compositional elements of images taken in a variety of settings across the world. They vary in their content, style and impact. What they all have in common…

Two graduating students from the Institute of Photography have been announced winners of Photographic Angle Bursaries, collecting £2,500 each. The winners are Tom Pullen, BA(Hons) Press & Editorial Photography and Charlotte Pegg, BA(Hons) Marine &…

Schools have flocked to The Photographic Angle's Streetscapes exhibitions in June. The recent visits have proved to be a huge success and have shared plenty of positive feedback From primary age to sixth form colleges, students…