Photo Tips

  Photo By Rod Plank   For the Second Time, Nikon Names Michigan America’s Best Destination for Fall Foliage Melville, NY – Today, Nikon announced Michigan (#NikonFallMI) as the top spot for [...]

New Luminar 2018 delivers a breakthrough photo editing experience for photographers on Mac & Windows with new filters, tools, non-destructive editing, major speed boosts, and a digital asset [...]

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 9, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The American Academy of Ophthalmology and the American Academy of Optometry are teaming up to offer tips on how to safely photograph an [...]

Learn how to create an adventure worth sharing with mobile photography tips from olloclip and Art of Visuals and join the AOV Photo Editing Contest HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif., May 17, 2017 [...]

Light is often called a photographer’s best friend. But when it comes to photographing people wearing glasses, sometimes light can be your enemy instead, refracting and reflecting with the sun, [...]

There is something almost pure about street photography. So much of the beauty behind it comes from the composition and your ability to capture a moment of life that otherwise would seem mundane. [...]

Nature photography is a beloved genre of photography, as it’s hard not to be impressed by the vastness and fundamental wildness of the great outdoors. Today, even casual hikers have become [...]

Couple in Sheep Meadow, Central Park By: James Maher – digital-photography-school.com It’s that time again when we get to burn off those holiday pounds by trudging through the snow to [...]

By: Barry Tanenbaum • Posted: Jan 26, 2016 – Shutterbug.com Tech Talk: Deborah Sandidge took the photographs that comprise this image with a Nikon D810 and an AF-S Nikkor 24-120mm f/4G ED [...]

by Michael Brown – December 28, 2015 – fstoppers.com Along with the new year comes an opportunity for a fresh start, the time of year when seemingly everyone looks at their life and [...]

The techniques of photography vary based on the subject. The skills and techniques a nature photographer uses are much different than someone who takes pictures of cars. Light, angles and [...]

The natural world is vast in its wonderment and beauty — from sprawled meadows of wildflowers and giant and jagged mountain terrains to majestic wildlife and infinitesimal insects. Nature is the [...]

By: Meredith Clark – Digital Photography School Let me just come right out and say it – I think Pinterest is amazing. Not only is it a wealth of information when it comes to recipes and [...]

By DailyMail – October 29, 2014 There’s no doubt that digital photography has revolutionised how we take pictures. Except for a few professionals and diehards, very few of us still use [...]

By Alison Stanton – July 28, 2014 From a babbling brook to a crashing waterfall to a serene pool reflecting the clouds above, water can transform a ho-hum photograph into something truly [...]

By Shruti Verma – July 17, 2014 Admit it, you have more photographs of your dog than of your best friend. A true dog lover can’t stop himself from capturing his pet in his myriad moods. [...]

By Katie Turner – Photographer, writer, traveler – April 4, 2014 Nature photographers are like poets. They show people the beauty and awesomeness of our existence on this planet, [...]

By Bill Schiffner  —   March 17, 2014 – DigitalTrends.com Whether you’re a budding photographer using an interchangeable lens camera for the first time, or an enthusiast who knows the ins [...]

It’s not always obvious when you should use your pop-up flash, and when you should keep it turned off Consumer Reports  March 07, 2014 In this low-light situation, I turned my [...]

By Carl Broker   By 2020, 40 percent of American workers will be freelancers, according to a 2010 Intuit study. One reasons for this accelerating trend is a desire for a flexible workplace [...]