5 Tips for Honing Your Craft and Building Your Photography Skills by Drew Evans
If you could sit down and learn one thing tomorrow, what would it be? I’d guess that a lot of photographers would probably skip anything photography-related...
Alaska Travel Story by Ashley Krombach
Nearing the transition from summer to fall, my wife looked at me and asked, "Do you want to go to Alaska?" Having been on my list for a while...
Amber D400 Review: A Moody, Cinematic Film from Reto
Red, there's something about this color that makes things a bit more sexy. Photographers often achieve this by using gels over flash or changing the light itself to red...
The Downland Project: A Photo Essay by Tobias Key
We often don’t appreciate what is on our own doorstep. Photographers are often guilty of thinking they have to travel far afield to create interesting images...
LomoChrome Turquoise Review & How to Shoot This Experimental Film from Lomography by Sara Johansen
I love a good experimental film, with one of my favorites being LomoChrome Purple from Lomography. When Lomography announced they would be bringing back LomoChrome Turquoise...
Spiaggia Libera Photo Series by Malaury Buis
Spiaggia Libera: A collection entirely shot on expired film about a one-of-a-kind beach in the Gulf of Naples, Italy. This beach used to be the greatest port...
What is Zone Focusing and How to Use It for Street Photography by Neil Milton
Making street photography with a manual focus camera can present several challenges our autofocus-wielding friends won't face...
What is Freelensing Photography? A Complete Guide by Amy Elizabeth
The art of freelensing is one that is useful to have in any photographer’s toolbox. Knowing how to use your lenses off your camera will expand...
Lake Geneva Travel Essay by Raphaël Knecht
My name is Raphaël, and I am from France. I started photography in 2017 with my wife’s digital DSLR (and haven't given it back her yet...
Understanding Reciprocal Exposures and the Exposure Triangle by Jen Golay
I remember when I was younger being very intimidated by all of the numbers, and strange numbers at that—2.8, 5.6, 11—on the lens and dials of SLR cameras...
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