I have wondered what it is that makes one photograph effective and another just a big yawn. Why is it that one photographer can make a photograph of an object and everyone's jaw drops to the floor, and another can make almost exactly the same photograph and no one is impressed—except the photographer’s mother, knowing being impressed is part of a mother's job description? I
Locationscout Could Be Your Photography Best Friend
Locationscout is a sort of Swiss Army knife for all kinds of useful photo information. It comes in a variety of flavors: iOS, Android, and a full-featured web app. What Does It Do? When you open the app, you'll see a selection of countries and places to explore. If an image catches your eye, you can tap on it, get location data, and info on the best photo spots from
Ask anyone what social media platform is built around imagery and the majority of replies will be Instagram. Instagram has been around a long time in social media terms, having arrived on the scene in 2010. However, there are many different social platforms available to photographers these days, some more productive than others. Some are based around video sharing, some around news and events and a minority around sharing images. The new kid on the block in terms of image sharing is Foto.It has been developed by photographers for photographers. Its scope is not that of social interaction but purely
Capturing Sunrise: Practical Tips for Better Shots
Photographing sunrise can yield spectacular shots, especially when you're ready to adapt quickly to changing conditions. Knowing how to handle these moments effectively can make the difference between a good and an outstanding photo. Coming to you from Gary Gough, this insightful video walks you through a sunrise photography session at Mumbles Lighthouse, showcasing the
Managing Social Anxiety: Tips for Introverted Photographers
Many introverts struggle to balance the demands of photography, a profession often dominated by social interactions. Understanding how to thrive despite this challenge is crucial to succeeding in your career. Coming to you from Scott Choucino of Tin House Studio, this practical video addresses the realities introverted photographers face and provides insights into managing the
Photography isn’t just a passion—it can be a helpful side income stream, too. Whether you’re looking to monetize your weekends or build a creative business over time, there are many ways to make money with your camera. Here are 10 strategies that photographers of all levels can use to supplement their income. Also thanks to […]
Nature and photography are the ultimate power couple. Whether you're out exploring lush forests or capturing the tiny details of an insect’s world, every
Adobe launches free app to secure digital content attribution
Adobe launches public beta of Content Authenticity app, helping digital creators secure attribution and embed verified identity in their work for free.
Beyond the Crowds: Finding Unique Landscapes in a Photographed World
In a world that sees more and more travel every year, it's becoming increasingly difficult to find places that aren't crowded and haven't yet been photographed from every possible angle. But those places still exist; you simply have to search harder. Over the last ten years, the landscape and travel photography space has become crowded. The number of photography workshops has
Embrace the Everyday: Why Your Life is Worth Photographing | Fstoppers
Your ordinary life isn't boring—it's exactly what you should be photographing. Your daily routine, your familiar surroundings, all of it deserves attention because no one else experiences the world exactly as you do. Coming to you from Max Kent, this insightful video tackles a common struggle: believing your life isn't interesting enough for photography. Kent explains that he
World Press Photo of the Year 2025 winners announced
The winners of the 2025 World Press Photo Awards have been announced, rewarding some of the finest examples of documentary, reportage and portrait photography.
Whether they be cherry blossoms in Tokyo, sunflowers in Indianapolis or saguaro cactus florets in Tucson, flowers have fascinated photographers since forever. We all photograph them—it's a rite of spring where I live. Here are 10 tips that will guide you to better flower photos.
Taking photos that genuinely capture the feeling of a moment is harder than it looks. You might find yourself in an inspiring new location, camera ready, only to feel disappointed when your pictures don't match what you see. Coming to you from Belinda Shi, this insightful video helps you shift your photography mindset toward recognizing extraordinary moments in everyday