Breaking into the market as a photographer and making a living in a tough economy takes more than photographic talent. Photographer Karen Dorame passes along some words of wisdom on how to make it as a pro in this selection of tips from her Amherst Media

Dirk Fletcher, chair of Harrington’s photography programs, talks about their practical approach to preparing students to break into the photo industry, the school’s urban setting in Chicago, and how Harrington keeps its students on the cutting edge of ima

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

We asked Zach Gross, whose meditative and intimate images have already won him a place in the pages of the venerable New Yorker magazine, about what it’s like to be a successful young fine art editorial photographer in today’s competitive market. Gross ta

VisCom Director and Professor Terry Eiler talks about how the program bridges the gap between communication and creativity, the school's small-town setting, and the extensive contributions its graduates have made to contemporary media.

Get an introduction to Tenba's colorful Discovery Vector camera bags.

Overcome the limitations of your camera's light meter. Join photographer Mark Wallace as he covers the essentials of using a handheld light meter.

SCAD Photography Department Chair Rebecca Nolan talks about the school's dedicated faculty, its far-flung campuses, and how its broad portfolio-building curriculum prepares graduates for success in a wide range of photo-related fields.

Brooks Institute faculty member Chris Orwig talks with Brenda Hipsher about the value of photography education and the importance of the print.