Beginner Photography

In this tutorial, I will go through the dos and don'ts of using your tripod so you can avoid making these 9 common tripod mistakes. Get tips for how to set it up properly, how to use it, and even how to carry your tripod and camera safely and comfortably - the pro way!

Whether it's spring or fall where you live, you can learn and apply these 7 tips for better spring photography now and take your images up a level.

Are you confused over the differences between crop sensor and full frame cameras? Have your eyes already glazed over? Here is an article to help beginner photographers understand this complex issue so you can get on with taking better photos.

If you are thinking about buying a camera, it can get a bit confusing with all the options available. Here are 8 questions to ask yourself to find the best digital camera for you and your needs.

Sports photography requires a specific skill-set. Things like the right gear, the right settings, and the right timing are all key. In this article are 8 tips from 35 year pro photojournalist, Perry Mah, to help get you started doing sports photography.

You've previously learned about shadows, light, and how to review images. In this image collection you can put all your new skills to work, and enjoy some fabulous photography.

In this article you will learn 6 important things that will help you understand how your camera focuses, and all the settings and options that affect focus, so that you can take sharper photos.

Part of photography, or any new thing you are learning, is overcoming limits. Sometimes that means pushing your boundaries, getting out of your comfort zone, and doing things that scare you a bit. In this article we'll explore 6 ways you can overcome some of these fears, and move forward with your photography.

Photographing your own kids can be tricky. In this guest article by photographer Jessica Drossin see her stunning as she shows great examples of photos her own kids and tips you can use now. Follow these 12 tips to help you get better photo results and end the end have happier kids and a less stressed photographer (you)!