Spring is a great time to take advantage of the weather and Mother’s Day to boost your bottom line with mini sessions based on Moms.

Kirsten Lewis shares her tips for getting started in Family Photojournalism.

There is one thing just about everyone needs: a headshot. Once used only by actors, headshots are now something everyone needs, whether it’s for their company’s website, a dating app, Facebook, or a LinkedIn profile.

Having a strong understanding of how you can best deal with less-than-ideal locations will help you create strong images no matter where you are.

Below are 15 posing tips from numerous photographers to help you pose same-sex couples with ease.

It’s no surprise there is such a strong interest in food photography given that we all need to eat.

Setting up a website can be overwhelming, but since there is no better forum for displaying photos and having a wide reach, every photographer should consider having one.

Photographing young children can be a challenge for many photographers, but for anyone who shoots families, learning how to work with very young children is a necessity.

A black backdrop is a classic in photography and can create a dramatic effect. Wearing dark colored clothing is a must to retain the powerful feeling of such portraits. But, if you’re not careful, photographing someone wearing dark clothing in front of a dark background can result in the look of a floating head or shapeless blob.