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Let us eat cake! • Food photographer Bea Lubas will speak at The Photography & Video Show. Niall Hampton finds out more

How Bea Lubas edits her food photos • An Adobe Lightroom ambassador, our pro uses the desktop and mobile versions of the software

Essential ingredients for tasty food shots • The camera kit and accessories that Lubas keeps in her photography larder

Photo Active • 10 things you can shoot, edit and create this month, from still-life to spring flora and outdoor Easter events

How to make portraits pop • Use depth of field and other techniques to direct the viewer’s attention and improve your shots says James Paterson

Easter events • Consider your aperture settings when shooting outdoor activities this Easter, says Roddy Llewellyn

Give colour grading a go • Claire Gillo takes you through the Color Grading feature in Lightroom Classic

Have some flat lay fun! • Make creative scenes using items from nature, a piece of white card and a reflector. Claire Gillo explains how

Transform your raw files with our bonus toning profiles • This pack of 10 software extras for Lightroom and Camera Raw will kick-start your creative processing, says George Cairns

Get smokin’ shots • Looking for a creative project to do indoors? Have some fun with incense, suggests Benedict Brain

Capture spring flora with a macro look • Now’s the perfect time to get down to the woods and capture spring in all its glory, says Chris Rutter, who explains how to use a telephoto lens for macro results

Hare around this spring • The new season is a great opportunity to practise using your camera’s autofocus tools

‘Water’ photo challenge • Send us your best image featuring water to win a £50 voucher towards Cewe Wall Art

The art of seeing • Benedict Brain says it’s a small world, and you never know who you will bump into again…

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HOW TO MASTER THE ART OF LANDSCAPES • Discover how to shoot and create eye-catching images with 11 inspiring projects for taking your scenics to the next level.

1 CAPTURE EPIC COMPOSITIONS • Take a step back and compose your scene before you press the shutter

2 FRAME LIKE AN ARTIST • Think of a scene as a selection of shapes, and arrange them with careful camera positioning

3 SMEAR YOUR WAY TO SUCCESS • Employ an age-old technique to add artistic blur to a scene and conjure up a romantic, diffused mood

4 PLAY THE LONG GAME • Accentuate movement with a long exposure

5 SPLIT-TONE A MONO SCENE • A black and white rendition is a surefire way to add timeless appeal, but split-toning takes moody mono to new heights

6 PAINT WITH YOUR CAMERA • Something that photographers usually try hard to eliminate, camera shake is the effect that’s desired here

7 TILT ON TREES • Use vertical intentional camera movement for magical tree images

8 ADD ATMOSPHERE...