“The Cloud” is another term for computer servers whose primary purpose is to store your data and make it accessible from anywhere. Granted, this ability has...

When I find myself in something of a photography rut, it's a good time to ask more questions. Ruts usually happen from running on auto-pilot, plodding along,...

I hope you will have the opportunity to shoot photos from a helicopter once in your life. It is a fun and amazing experience, especially for those of us who...

Like many professional photographers these days, Tom Till came into photography as an extension for his appreciation for nature and the natural world around...

Veronica von Allwörden let's us into the world of shooting aerial photography and the real life ups and downs of a freelance photographer. Von Allwörden...

Photography can be a powerful medium through which to communicate, educate and bridge divides. For those of us in the industry, and those who approach...

In today's interview with New York based photographer Ari Burling, we're provided not only with a dose of the struggle that it takes to 'make it' as a...

One question I receive regularly deals with photography and travel. “I only want to take one lens. What's a good one?” This desire to simplify and lighten...

It controls the tides and even some people's moods. It watches over us at night and sometimes makes a guest appearance during the day. It's our only...

Today, I am pleased to introduce you to Russ Bishop, a landscape, adventure sport and fine art photographer from California. As you will find out, Russ...

Today, we take a look into the world of architectural photography with our guest David Churchill. Based in the UK, Churchill has been plying his trade for...

It gives me great pleasure to introduce you to Jon Cornforth, an outstanding wildlife and landscape photographer based in Seattle, Washington, USA. Jon's...