When it comes to architecture photography, looking up is inevitable. Towering skyscrapers will often force you to point your camera to their height. Some buildings and architectural elements also only reveal their full effect when viewed from below. In a quick and simple exercise by Kyoto-based photographer and editor Ying
One of the things that keep me shooting with film is the distinct nostalgic look it gives my photos. I’m sure that there’s a sustained interest in this visual style not only for photography projects but also for filmmaking. Fortunately, technology has made it possible for photographers today to get
During a Night Sky and Milky Way Workshop in Sedona, Arizona, I made a star trail image. I also set up a second camera while the main camera was making Milky Way exposures. Check out the Milky Way article here. Camera support When you are training two cameras on the
We held the last Milky Way and Night Sky workshop in Sedona, Arizona this past week. It was a good one! Three students participated, who all have studied with me in the past got to see and photograph the Bortle Four skies. Can’t wait to see what they have captured
Have you recently upgraded your camera or lenses? Are you wondering when is the best time to sell used camera gear? It can depend on various factors, including the type of gear you have, its condition and the market demand. Here are some considerations to help you determine when it
Near Minneapolis this weekend? I’ll be at Fujifilm’s Create With Us at the Walker Art Center—Sunday is free with RSVP, plus photowalks, talks, and hands-on gear. Tap for details, schedule, and how to snag your spot. It’s an incredible chance to learn from top photographers, get inspired, and connect with
Now that the fall season is here, we’re sure many of you are getting ready with your fall photography projects. However, for those who are yet to start planning and researching their gear of choice and shooting locations, this year’s Fall Foliage Prediction Map may prove to be a useful resource.
In this article, I explore why photographers should use proofs when working with clients. From enhancing collaboration to preserving their creative vision, proofs serve as an indispensable tool that benefits photographers and elevates the entire client experience. Join us as we explore how the judicious use of proofs can be
As an avid film photographer, the iconic Hasselblad 500C, the first in the legendary Hasselblad 500 series, remains one of my dream cameras. Launched in 1957, it continues to be celebrated as a marvel of camera design, especially for its leaf shutter that allowed flash synchronization at all shutter speeds using electronic
In case you missed it, Skylum announced a bunch of upgrades coming to Luminar Neo for Fall 2025. If want to catch up, pro photographer Anthony Turnham has a quick explainer to give you an idea about what to expect. But one of the updates that piqued the interest of his audience is the
Choosing a new camera may be overwhelming for beginners. It’s not only because of the sheer number choices out there, but also due to all the camera features they have to consider. It can be confusing to determine which ones are really necessary, especially if you’re just looking for an
OK, maybe not right at the camera. And I know, I know, we shouldn’t encourage small children to throw stuff, especially at expensive cameras. But let’s explore the idea, because by using the natural environment, readily available props and gravity, you can add color and movement easily to your next
