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If you are looking to buy a new camera lens, you may read a lot about aberrations. Removing lens aberration is a big deal for lens designers. But what does all the marketing lingo mean, and is it important when buying a lens? In this article, we’ll explore the different…
By Jenn Mishra

Street photography often involves taking photos of people. But is it illegal to take pictures of people? This is definitely something you’ll want to know. Street photography is exciting and popular. But taking photographs on the street isn’t always as simple as picking up your cameras and taking photos. When…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

When it comes to landscape photography, you can choose from a few different aspect ratios to give your photos the best composition. But which one should you use? And how do you determine what that is? In this article, we’ll explore the different aspect ratios and how to choose the…
By Jenn Mishra

People new to the genre might think street photography is easy to define. You could say that street photography is when the street is the location and subject. But that’s far too simplistic. There are, in fact, many types of street photography. And there are many street photographers with unique…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Photography has had a long and eventful history. From wet plates to smartphones. Camera technology has changed dramatically over the years. And trends have come and gone. But what about the future of photography? What changes and developments can we expect in the coming years? And how will photography change…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Unless you’re over the age of 150, you’re unlikely to be familiar with wet plate photography! It’s one of the oldest types of photography. But it’s making a bit of a comeback. A lot of photographers think they’re pretty retro shooting film with their vintage SLRs. Well, wet plate photography…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Cinemagraphs are mysterious and enticing. They make you double-take when you’re scrolling down a web page. They look surreal and as if they’re made by magic. But you don’t need to be a magician to make cinemagraphs. In this article, we’ll draw back the wizard’s curtain to reveal the mysteries…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

Exposure value (EV) in photography is a number that combines aperture and shutter speed. It represents how much light is in the scene and tells you what settings will give you the right exposure. Some aspects of EV are obsolete in today’s world of digital cameras. But the idea behind…
By Jenn Mishra

Knowing the best way to store photos is important. Photos are more than just a bit of color on paper or information on a computer. They’re works of art and captured moments from our lives. So we want to ensure they’re safe and secure. There’s nothing worse than losing your…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

You’ve probably heard about NFT images if you’re part of the online creative community. Social media is abuzz with the acronym NFT. NFTs have been called a digital revolution for selling and buying art. But what is an NFT? And how do they work? Are they of interest to photographers?…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

If you’re a sports fan, check out our list of the 25 most influential sports photographers. And if you’re looking for a career in sports photography, then there’s plenty here to inspire you. Sports photography keeps us connected to the sports we love. If we miss the live-action, we can…
By Christopher Bryan-Smith

If you want sharper photos and have tried every focus setting you have, maybe you are looking in the wrong place. Getting sharp images is not always about better focusing. Often it is about reducing motion blur, specifically, your motion. Many of today’s cameras and lenses have image stabilization technology…
By Jenn Mishra