Welcome to the September 2015 issue of Digital SLR Photography Magazine! Outdoor photography is the name of the game this issue, with 148 pages dedicated to inspiring you and teaching you new techniques to use out in the big, wide world. We've packed the latest issue full of incredible guides, top techniques, insider tips and inspirational stories to help you improve your photography skills. Here's what you can look forward to…

148 pages of technique, ideas & expert advice for digital SLR and CSC photographers,

including:

• Location Guide – This month we're visiting North Cornwall and revealing the best locations, viewpoints and compositions to take in. If you're planning a visit then you need to read this!
• Ultimate Guide to Nature – Wildlife – Our bumper guide aims to teach you everything that you need to know in order to do justice to the wonder of nature in your images. Last issue we looked at all creatures small – this time we cover how to create fantastic images of larger animals and birds.
• Photo Skills – There are loads of top techniques in this issue, including: Ben Hall shows you how to photograph the most charismatic of seabirds: the puffin, Ross Hoddinott guides you through creating coastal foreground interest with motion, Caroline Schmidt turns her hand to photographing delicate leaf skeletons in close-up, Jordan Butters explains the benefits of shooting portraits in open shade and we show you how to edit eyes to give them a natural sparkle!
• Photo Workshop – Ross Hoddinott takes one lucky reader on an outdoor macro masterclass shooting close-ups of nature. See how they got on…
• Nikon Story – Landscape and commercial photographer Stefan Hefele shares his latest adventure across the European Alps.
• The Big Interview – All the fun of the fair! Leading UK photographer Brett Harkness photographs a carnival, with stunning results!
• Camera Test – The new Canon EOS 750D is ut through its paces, we try out the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3DG lens and we've a comprehensive test of Neutral Density grad filters. Thinking of buying filters soon? Read this first!
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