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Photography, despite what the internet has spent the last fifteen years trying to convince you, is not about photography. It is about life. Photography is simply what happens when...
Bodyscape photography sits at the intersection of portraiture and abstract art, and it's more accessible than most people assume. With minimal gear and a basic understanding of lig...
I've never been able to decide whether writing is more demanding than photography or the other way around. Every few years I convince myself I have the answer, and then something h...
Toronto. … of millions and millions of improved designs and variations. Almost all smartphones have a camera module these days. In the phone, the camera computer works its magic so...
Toronto. From its invention in 1839 until dry plates hit the market, photography was for specialists only – people with the skill and art necessary for the taking of a good ‘likene...
Each issue of Checkpoint includes a callout for submissions. While submissions do come in, most have no photos and some with photos that are not acceptable for use. To increase you...
Phil Davson is a photographer who operates in two vastly different worlds. Whether he is capturing the unpredictable movements of wildlife or the rigid geometry of city architectur...
There is a peculiar cult operating inside photography. You have seen them: the Autofocus Clergy. The laboratory monks of corner sharpness and focus-acquisition speed. Men refreshin...
Although photography is the art of capturing light and shadow, it also portrays depth in a 2D image. Understanding how depth works is key to making photos feel more engaging. [Read...
"How you make a picture is much easier to articulate than why you make a picture." I read this statement in a comment under one of my articles here on Fstoppers, and it inspired me...
In photography, there's always a tension between control and immediacy. On one side, you have post-production, refinement, and the ability to shape an image long after it's been ca...
The Royal Photographic Society will exhibit photographic works created by 48 different photographers for its 167th annual International Photography Exhibition (IPE). It is the worl...
The visual is cultivated through visions. It may seem like an oxymoron, but we often tend to overlook the importance of nurturing our ability to see. The perception of experience a...
Shooting a rocket launch at 1:30 a.m. from Morro Bay, photographing a trip to Maui with a $35 underwater film camera, and spending a week with a Lotus Emira press car on a dry lake...
Shooting inside a historic church with nothing but available light sounds romantic until the sun moves and you're left in the dark. That's where Andrew Banner's video on shooting W...
The tragedy is believing that loving cameras is the same thing as loving photography. [Read More]
Mike aka MKAPTURED is a London-based photographer whose work centers on low-light, abstract, black-and-white, and fine art–styled photography. He came into photography in 2021 afte...
Multiple exposure photography sits at an interesting intersection of technique and abstraction, and the way you execute it in-camera versus in post produces genuinely different res...
“OMG, pinch me! I’m a published photographer now?” Cynthia Branen says. This year, Eugene Weekly took a turn behind the camera by introducing its own … Continue reading →
Toronto. There has been an interest in the history of photography dating back at least to 1905 when Josef Eder produced his first edition (I have the Dover reprint of his third ed...
There’s something raw about street photography. No controlled lighting. No perfect setups. No second chances. It’s real life happening in front of you at full speed, and your job i...
A silhouette is one of photography’s oldest tricks and one of its most enduring. Strip a subject of texture, color, and detail, and what remains is pure shape against light. Done w...
There's something people often misunderstand about photography workshops. They think workshops exist to improve technique. And yes, technique matters. Of course it does. Understand...
This project grew out of the many water-drop imaging experiments that my students and I have done over the years. I wondered if combining water-drop photography with portraiture mi...
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