Join host Joe Brady in this new series of educational sessions about controlling, measuring, and evaluating light. The primary goal is to shoot more and edit less, so that your image-editing time is devoted to creative enhancements—not time wasted trying

So you metered your scene and checked your settings twice, but the shot just isn't coming out right. Jim Zuckerman explains how to avoid seven common metering mistakes.

Join Peter Berberian and Ryan Speth from Gotham Imaging as they get their hands dirty learning about the wet plate collodion process with photographer Lisa Elmaleh.

Like a best man, he's got to be reliable, remain calm in any shocking situation that might arise, and clean up nice. Alec Bova explains how to be the best best boy ever.

Go behind the scenes to see how photographer Octavian Cantilli uses two lighting setups to capture action shots of surfers.

The PhotoVideoEDU Featured Student for November 2014, Grace A. Pentecoste, is working toward a dual-major bachelor's degree in photography and education at LIU's Post campus. She talked with us about her love for film, the ways that cameras can be like pe

The late photojournalist and filmmaker talked about his work in Africa, his use of medium format for photojournalistic work, and his experience shooting the documentary Restrepo in this interview from Resource Magazine.

Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to balance image elements to create engaging photographs in the eleventh article of his sixteen-part series on composition.

It's the guiding light for reflected modes such as spot metering. Jim Zuckerman explains how understanding middle gray will help you control exposure and tonality.