In this summer school session, Jeff Curto briefly discusses Alexander Gardner's photographs of the Lincoln assassination conspirators before their execution.

Each year, Hallmark Institute of Photography in Turners Falls, MA has a rigorous portfolio review for every student of its ten-month intensive commercial photography course. All of the prints are made on ILFORD GALERIE Smooth Pearl. Get a look at the Hall

Get a firm grasp of how shutter speeds, aperture, and ISO relate; how to meter a scene effectively; and how to trigger your flash wirelessly from a handheld meter with this excerpt from the Amherst Media book Doug Box's Flash Photography.

The fully-functional Phottix Mitros+ TTL Transceiver, is available for Canon, Nikon, and Sony. With a built-in Odin Transmitter, Odin Receiver, and Strato II Receiver, the Phottix Mitros+ is one of the most versatile lights you will ever own.

Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how the direction of a subject's movement in relation to the image frame can make a photograph more engaging in the eighth article of his sixteen-part series on composition.

ILFORD's newest Master, Adventure & Sports Photographer Michael Clark speaks out about how he got his start in photography, and how important making prints are to him, and his decision process when making prints of his images.

Long before a photographer shoots an iconic ad, it begins as a glimmer in the eye of an advertising pro. Billy Faraut talks to Resource Magazine about the ins and outs of being an ad agency creative director.

Jeff Curto discusses documentary and conceptual photography, looking at the motivation and rationale behind them.

Photographer Jim Zuckerman talks about the advantages of shooting when there's a thick cloud cover in the eleventh article of his fifteen-part series on landscape photography.