Although it would seem simple enough, getting a really beautiful time-lapse photography can be a headache. Beyond finding an interesting subject, or a good vantage point, or even picking the right lenses, you got to worry about the mathematics of

Portraitist Christopher Wahl has taken photographs of everyone–from the Pope and President Obama to countless celebrities. He has been featured on Time, the New Yorker, and Vanity Fair. And his work is widely considered one of the best in the world. But

Digital Camera World can be relied upon to share their expertise on all things photography. The magazine constantly releases these handy and free cheat sheets that make some of the more daunting tasks of photography seem easy and effortless. I

According to the folks at Fotoseeds, there are two paths to creating sustainability in the photography world. There is the image-making route of the hobbyist where one’s photography expresses one’s passion and creativity. And the path of the professional where

I bet you must be stuck when it comes to naturally masking and organically compositing an image with the bare minimum resources you have in hand. I’m sure the struggle to be quick must be making you compromise on the

We all know TED talks are an excellent source for some great talks by the world’s smartest, and most innovative, artists, scientists, and politicians.  So it was no surprise that I found this, tucked deep within TED’s brillance. Although it’s a

Celebrity photographer Brian Bowen Smith, whose photos have covered GQ, Elle, and Cosmopolitan (to name a few), spoke for Chicago Ideas Week, and related his experiences photographing Hilary Swank, Matthew Fox, and Gabrielle Union. But, most importantly, he gives some

Landscape photographer and self-professed winter lover, Vladimir Donkov, doesn’t think or complain when he’s enduring the harshest and most remote winter weather for his shots. He just goes, continues forward, and hunts for the perfect moment to photograph. In this

Although there is no guaranteed, or certain, or even defined way to becoming a professional photographer, there is a bunch of advice floating around the web. Some of the tips are hackneyed, salted and just plain dumb. Others are vague and

This is a guest post by photographer/blogger Sarah Hewitt. Photos by Kevin Tang. Photoshop is an incredible tool for anyone interested in design, art or image manipulation.  It allows you to make the most ordinary image into something spectacular with