Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Transport As Travel Shots
My primary genre of photography over the last several decades is travel. It’s an endlessly varied subject that’s open to any photographer. Indeed you don’t need to travel far to take travel photos.Today we are going to take a look at transport as travel shots.
The 1960s Lookbook: Striking Photos That Capture the Style and Spirit of a Decade
The 1960s were more than just another chapter in fashion history—they were a turning point. It was an era defined by rebellion, creativity, and the rise of youth culture. As society began to questi…
Spectacular Award-Winning Photos from the Siena Drone Photo Awards 2025
The Siena Drone Photo Awards 2025 elevate the magic of photography with breathtaking aerial visions. More than a contest, they embody Siena’s mission to prove that creativity still soars. From planes and UAVs to balloons and kites, the competition embraces every form of flight to capture unique pers
Did you edit that picture? Was it Photoshopped? These questions miss the point. Editing is a part of the photographic process from the outset, before the shutter is even fired. It’s common to see pushback when it comes to editing in photography. The way people ask about it often carries suspicion, as if any edit is a form of deception. But artists and philosophers have long
Photography Lighting Basics: Complete Beginner's Guide to Light
Photography lighting basics are the foundation of great photos, covering natural light techniques, flash photography, and essential modifiers. This complete guide teaches beginners how to control light direction, work with diffusers and reflectors, and avoid common mistakes.
Is Negative Space The Unsung Hero Of Photography 101 Storytelling?
Space in photography goes beyond just what you capture; it involves the careful consideration of negative space to enhance your storytelling. By utilizing
Photography 101 - How To Build A Creative Eye And Develop Your Own Style - Shut Your Aperture
Photography is an art form that allows you to express your unique perspective and capture the beauty in the world around you. To build a creative eye, you
How to Find Inspiration for Photography: Rekindling Your Creative Vision
pEvery photographer eventually hits a wall. The camera starts to feel heavier, familiar scenes lose their spark, and the excitement that once came so easily fades into routine. The truth is, inspiration rarely appears out of nowhere. It’s something you can grow through curiosity, new experiences, and a willingness to look at the world a [&hellip/p
The Unseen Frame: Why Photography is More Than Just a Click
In an era where every smartphone is a camera and every moment is potentially “Instagrammable,” it’s easy to dismiss photography as a mere act of clicking a button. But for those who truly delve into its depths, photography is far more profound. It’s an art, a science, and a philosophy all rolled into one, challenging […]
This Guide Explains White Balance, Showing How Adjusting It Affects Color Accuracy, Making Photos Realistic And Consistent Across Different Light Sources
Living in the North East of England, dull days, especially in the winter can be pretty much the norm. That gives me two options, scurry back under the bed covers and wait for sunshine, or get out and embrace the dull light.But what can you shoot when the skies are relentlessly grey? Quite a lot actually.
Why Revisiting Familiar Places Can Transform Your Photography
Most people treat travel as a checklist. You visit a place, take a few good photos, and move on to the next destination. But what if the best images don’t come from new places at all, but from returning to the same ones over and over? Familiarity might just be the key to making your photography grow in ways a passport stamp never could. Coming to you from Craig Roberts of e6
Why Every Photographer Should Photograph the Same Place 10 Times
There's always that one unremarkable place near where you live. A street corner you pass without thinking. A park bench under a tree. An alley behind a strip mall. You've walked by it hundreds of times and never once thought to photograph it. The first time you do, the image will probably be forgettable. The tenth time will change how you see everything. Most photographers
This photographer wants to help women see what she sees — that they are beautiful, powerful
Galina Semenova is a fine art photographer and founder of Womanity Portrait Foundation, a nonprofit that uses photography to tell healing and empowering stories about women