How to photograph the Moon this winter, from the November supermoon onwards
A full Moon looks enormous to the eye and tiny in most photographs.
Composition, light, smartphone and entry-level camera basics, honest buying notes and simple editing. Nothing paid for.
In this issue
A lower price is only a bargain if the camera is the right one, comes from a seller you can hold to account, and arrives with the paperwork you will need if something goes wrong.
A full Moon looks enormous to the eye and tiny in most photographs.
A murmuration is one of the few wildlife spectacles that needs no hide, no long wait at dawn and no specialist lens.
White scenes fool cameras into underexposing.
Thousands of family photos live only on a phone until something goes wrong.
The world's best-known wildlife photography exhibition is back in South Kensington.
Cropping your subject onto a third is the oldest trick in the book.
Framing, lines, symmetry and the small decisions the eye makes before the shutter.
Golden hour, overcast days, window light and the kind of British grey that still makes a photograph.
Phones, entry-level cameras and the two or three lenses that actually matter at the start.
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