How do you highlight or play down specific areas of portrait subjects and make sure that dark hair doesn't merge with the background? Jeff Smith explains how to set up and meter separation lights in this excerpt from his Amherst Media book Corrective Ligh

Photographer Jim Zuckerman explains how to use foreground elements to create engaging compositions in the third article of his fifteen-part series on landscape photography.

How do you control contrast and use light to shape your subject? Learn how to fine-tune the look of your images by adjusting lighting ratios from this excerpt from the Amherst Media book Bill Hurter's Small Flash Photography.

Get a look into the Tenba Shootout sling bag and its ability to convert from a "quick-draw" shooting bag into a long lens bag, offering incredible versatility, especially to sports and outdoor photographers.

It's your big chance to get that autograph Magic Markered onto your bicep! Not. Kenny Ulloa explains how to behave yourself when there's a celebrity on set.

Wondering how to meet New York creative professionals in a social setting? Allow Resource Magazine to introduce you to a group whose motto is "Sticking Creatives Together."

Proper lighting is crucial to any fashion or beauty shoot. Jeff Rojas demonstrates the versatility of the Phottix Beauty Dish and the amazing results you can achieve in a small space and with a limited budget.

Therese Mulligan, Administrative Chair of the School of Photographic Arts and Sciences, talks about the breadth of RIT's programs, its uncommon technical specializations, and where the school's graduates end up.

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