Photo Tip Of The Week
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Show Good Behavior
Educating yourself on the species you’re photographing will help you learn its behavior and mannerisms and get better images
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Close To The Edge
Making images at the edge of a storm
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Let The Fog Roll In
Working with the light, mood and atmosphere of foggy conditions
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Depict Simplicity In Your Images
Try simplifying your images to reduce distractions
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Color Accents
Try this challenge of composing images where a strong color becomes the key focal point
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Weather Or Not: Get The Image, Part 2
Be prepared for the cold, wet and stormy conditions of winter for your best images yet
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Weather Or Not: Get The Image, Part 1
Using poor weather conditions to your photographic advantage
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Boldly Crop Where None Have Cropped Before
A photographic challenge to help you think outside the box and create creative compositions
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Perform A Photography Background Check
Everyone should perform their own background check. This is especially true when it comes to photography. Always perform a photography...
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What Will I Be Given?
When out looking for a specific animal or landscape, don’t forget to take advantage of the special, unexpected moments you encounter
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When It Dawned On Me, Part 3: Sunset
In the final part of this three-part series, learn how to make great images during sunset
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When It Dawned On Me, Part 2: Midday
You don't need to put your camera away during challenging midday light
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When It Dawned On Me, Part 1: Sunrise
From wildlife to landscapes to seascapes and more, subjects shot in great light make better images
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Open-Minded Illumination
If the conditions prevent you from taking great images, dig a bit deeper into your creativity to come away with winners
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Get Lost In The Depths
In a two-dimensional world, unless the illusion of depth is portrayed, the result is an image that looks flat. Here's how to add depth to your images.
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Use Opposites To Reveal Contrast
Look beyond the obvious to find opposite features that attract the eye to a specific location within a photo
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Develop An Eye For An Eye In Portraiture, Part 3
Ways to improve the light you're given
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Develop An Eye For An Eye In Portraiture, Part 2
Learn additional ways you can control the overall look of the portraits you create
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Develop An Eye For An Eye In Portraiture, Part 1
Throughout the history of the art world, major changes and advancements have occurred. During the evolution, it’s seen both revolution...
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Natural Framing In Landscape Photography
Use framing to direct the viewer’s attention to a specific location within the composition