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Nando Harmsen has been photographing for more than 40 years. He specialises in wedding photography and landscape photography. Nando also gives talks, workshops, masterclasses and photo trips, and regularly reviews new and interesting equipment.

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Photographing in Dense Fog

Photographing in Dense Fog

| Nando Harmsen | 593 views | 3 comments

Autumn is not just about mushrooms and autumn colours. It is also about atmospheric images. Fog always provides that, whatever the time of year. But autumn is a particularly beautiful season for it.

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Using small lights with mushrooms

Using small lights with mushrooms

| Nando Harmsen | 504 views | 2 comments

Using the existing light with mushrooms can produce fantastic results. Sometimes your own light gives the image just that little bit more character. Is the light not quite right? Put the mushroom in the light yourself.

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Review: StackLab for focus stacking

Review: StackLab for focus stacking

| Nando Harmsen | 519 views | 0 comments

Want a large depth of field? Choose a combination of a small aperture and a short focal length. If you get extremely close to your foreground, you still won't get everything sharp. The solution is focus stacking. Take a look at StackLab.

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Nikon introduces the Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S

Nikon introduces the Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S

| Nando Harmsen | 357 views | 0 comments

The NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S is the first zoom lens with a constant aperture of f/2.8 and a built-in teleconverter. It is aimed, among others, at professional sports photographers.

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10 Tips for Long Exposures

10 Tips for Long Exposures

| Nando Harmsen | 1,155 views | 2 comments

Photographing with long exposures gives your photo a different look. Simply using a long exposure because you can is pointless. It needs to serve a purpose. Are you going to use long exposures? I have 10 tips for you.

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Inspiration for Multiple Exposures

Inspiration for Multiple Exposures

| Nando Harmsen | 991 views | 0 comments

Taking multiple photos over one another is as old as photography itself. The digital world has only made it easier. Here is a selection of photos for inspiration.

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The Compressing Effect Does Not Exist

The Compressing Effect Does Not Exist

| Nando Harmsen | 730 views | 4 comments

A telephoto lens compresses distances. This is known as the compressing effect. The reality is a little more nuanced. In the end, the effect does not exist.

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A vertical or horizontal landscape photo - part 3

A vertical or horizontal landscape photo - part 3

| Nando Harmsen | 558 views | 0 comments

A horizontal photo is perfect for showing the vastness of a landscape. Especially if you present the photo as a panoramic crop. Sometimes you have to forget about the foreground.

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