Question of the Week: Do you back up your images?
admin It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps…
Take a break in nature
Sometimes we just need a break. A break to breathe, to relax and to just be. There is no better place to do this than outdoors, in nature.
Lens hoods — learn how they work
A lens hood has a purpose. It might be helpful if you learn what that is. Lens Hoods protect our lenses from all sorts of things.
How to avoid injuries as a photographer
How to move when shooting to avoid injuries as a photographer. Protect your body from strain with these simple tips.
Six super-telephoto lenses that make wildlife photography a walk in the park
In the market for lens that can give you lots of reach? You're in the right place. Check out six of our favorite super-telephoto lenses here.
Three ways to tell if it’s time to upgrade your camera
Has your current camera seen better days? It might be time to upgrade your camera. Let's look at three ways to tell if the time has come.
Clouds as a photographic subject
Clouds. I’ve always been fascinated by them and the weather. They can be wonderful photographic subjects and have their own stories to tell.
Why take a basics camera overview class?
Every so often I feel like I need to revisit the basics of my camera and photography. It's not a bad idea to just brush up on the basic info.
These five high-megapixel cameras bring landscapes to life
If you want to get into the world of landscape photography and want a camera that can capture all the details, check out this roundup.
How to create mysterious night portraits in the desert
I created otherworldly night portraits of a musical group during a winter evening in the California desert. I'll describe how I went about photographing these surreal images.