What Is The Best Camera Setup For Real Estate Photography? Here is another question I get asked quite often, both…

Photographer Takashi Kitajima shares his time with us and simply the most incredible bokeh I’ve ever come across.

With CES in full-swing now, as a pro DSLR user I can’t help but shrug and concede that it seems…

A few days ago I shared a video which detailed probably the cheapest way to get some amazing macro images, reversing your lens. A piece of gear that was suggested to make the process easier was a little adapter called a reversing ring. A reversing ring attaches to the front of your lens and allows you to mount it backwards to your camera, in essence turning your lens into a magnifying glass, rather than a telescope.

Follow along with storm chaser Marko Korosec as he takes you to the edge of reason and the edge of storms along America’s Tornado Alley.

Photographer Lucas Zimmerman finds something intriguing in the mundane, transforming a foggy night and a traffic light into something beautiful. And he shows us how he did it.

The series, Picture You, Picture Me, is an ongoing project between photographer, Emer Gillespie and her daughter, Laoisha, who was born with Down’s Syndrome. The project, which began in 2008, is a collaboration between Gillespie and Laoisha, with one or the other switching off as photographer and subject.

Outsourcing your wedding photography workflow could be one of the most important business decisions you make.  Here’s a topic that…

Photographer Angela Kelly along with her son, takes advantage of winter weather to create beautiful macro photos with minimal gear.

One of the luxuries of being a full time wedding photographer is being able to work in the comfort of your own home. Washington DC wedding photographer Sam Hurd recently decided to give that luxury up. In a bold move to not only impress potential clients but create a distraction free work environment, Sam leased a 1500 square foot building 2 miles from home and turned it into a studio.

We are beginning to receive word that Nikon may be announcing a new flagship camera in the coming weeks. Nikon’s current flagship cameras are the full frame D4 and the crop sensor D300s, meaning that the new body could possibly be the long awaited D400.

We all know that the budget trigger market is a cutthroat business, there is always something new and cheaper coming out. Yongnuo has long been one of the best brands for budget triggers with their low price and high reliability. A new TTL trigger, the Meyin RF-624, looks to take the YN-622C’s spot as the top budget TTL trigger.