Photography is a process of constant learning, so it’s only natural to make mistakes along the way. But with a little bit of advice from those who have been there already, fledgling photographers can

Get your exposure spot on every time with our metering modes cheat sheet

If you shoot RAW, in general, you will be editing those files in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR), Lightroom or some other RAW editor. This may be all the post editing that you require. However, if you are like

A deep dive into the history of photography that covers its invention and early attempts through to contemporary photographers.

Do you teach photo classes? Do you need a curriculum map for this year? You’ve come to the right place! Teaching photography is a lot of fun! But if you don’t have a plan to help you keep track of where you’re going, it is very possible that you’ll get a little lost in the […]

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Master the challenges of capturing darker scenes and get high-quality, creative imagery – using our infographic to help

Real photographers only shoot in manual mode. I am guessing there is a pretty good chance you have had that said to you at least once in your photographic journey. Here’s the thing, they are wrong, very wrong. Real photographers use all the tools available to them in order to get the shot. If the conditions suit, that might be manual exposure, however, there are plenty of times when they will shoot aperture or shutter priority or even program mode. Why would they do that? The answer is…