Silent Wednesday 58 - A Glimpse at the World Beneath

Silent Wednesday 56 - GIF-ITI

Silent Wednesday 54 - Dirtybird Album Covers

Silent Wednesday 52 - Terrifying Deep Sea Creatures

Deep Sea Hatchetfish

Axolotl

Silent Wednesday 47 - Abstract Digital Art

Silent Wednesday 42 - Superhero Oil Paintings by Chris Stevens

Silent Wednesday 39 - Autumn Photography

Artist: Alex Greenshpun

Silent Wednesday 38 - Disney Unhappily Ever After

An Amateur’s Guide to Wildlife Photography

From urban geese and snowy stags in Scotland through to underwater habitats and forest close ups, the standard of images at the 2014 British Wildlife Photography Awards was incredible. You can see the winners’ gallery here. If you’ve been inspired by the amazing images from the competition, professional nature photographer Paul Hobson shares his top tips for amateur photographers looking to capture the great outdoors.

Taking wildlife close-ups

Taking extreme close up photography, also known as macro photography, is a great way to capture a new perspective of nature. But showing the intricate details of wildlife in a larger-than-life way can be tricky. Here are Paul’s top macro tips:


Try to get low: Lying down on the ground to photograph close-ups creates a lovely blur effect before and after your subject, helping it really stand out. A plastic sheet is a useful thing to have in your camera bag to avoid getting wet and muddy.

Making Music - The Fun Way

It's Tuesday evening already and while failing go concentrate on my work duties, I though of a fun topic to present to you - making music.

WAIT ! - Hold on... Don't hurry to leave the page because: "This is not for me, I'm not a musician..."
Well, guess what ? Neither am I..

Silent Wednesday 36 - Architectural Water Colour Art

Silent Wednesday 34 - The Infographics You Care About

Silent Wednesday Week 32 - Awesome Spider Macro Photography