How to protect your images online is a subject that can make any photographer paranoid. There are many horror stories of people stealing another photographers work that they had put up on the internet, and if like me, you don't particularly like people screwing around with your work, we want to protect it. So how can you protect your photographs online?

We are always trying to get razor sharp images but sometimes it is difficult, especially if you don't know what you are doing wrong...  There are many factors that could make an image sharp, more than I originally anticipated. Here are 20 tips that will help you get the sharpest image possible!

4 things you can do to get a blurry background!

6 wildlife safari hacks that could save you in a pinch!

Ever been stuck in a situation where your cameras battery is low and you don't have a spare? Here are some tips that will reduce your cameras energy consumption and extend its battery life. It could save you! :)

One-take portraits in a random setting with no control of the light with a uncooperative subject who does not listen to your posing suggestions...  no wonder wildlife portraiture is the hardest! Here are 10 tips that might help you out! :)

Starting off with wildlife photography is not easy, and a lot of people get lost at the beginning...  so I have made a list of 8 tips that will set you along the right path to making great wildlife images...  :)

The hardest part of processing a high ISO image is removing unwanted noise whilst maintaining the detail and sharpness of the image. Here is how I do it!

Images too noisy at high ISO? Not happy with the images you make at high ISO? Read this! Part One of my two part series on how to get better images at high ISO.

Continuing with my tips for an Indian Safari, this second installment is focused on tips for when you are on the safari!

It is coming to prime safari season in India, so here is PART I of my trips to anyone heading out into the wilds to get the best of your time. Get ready before you go!!!

Social media is everywhere and is a fantastic way to showcase your photographic work, build an audience and expand your network. Even if you are not into photography, it is important that your social media page looks the best it can to engage your audience! However, what is the best settings/size/way to get your images to look the best they can on your social media site?