Assistant Marqui Akins hands down the commandments of his Photo Assistants’ Bible in this article from Resource Magazine.

How do you get ready for a trip to Antarctica to photograph 5,500-year-old moss or a journey to the Balearic Islands to shoot 100,000-year-old sea grass? Fine art photographer Rachel Sussman talks about traveling the world to photograph the oldest living

As a photographer, things don't always go as planned. Learning how to adapt every situation is one of the core fundamental skills that every photographer should learn. Join Jeff Rojas and he overcomes a potentially failed shoot, by simply analyzing his en

Allison Earnest talks about using a light meter to assess your lighting setup for different portrait subjects.

Learn about the benefits of using a light meter and the differences between incident- and reflected-light metering.

Michael Clark is one of those innovative photographers who always looks to expand his creativity. His ability to create visionary images through new technologies is what motivated us to ask him to play with the Skyport Plus HS. A transmitter that is a bre

Sex, drugs, and rock and roll..... and Polaroids? Photographer Robert Whitman survived the 80s and he's got the photos to prove it. A commercial photographer living in Minneapolis, before starting a 20+ year successful photo career in NYC, Robert used to

Get an overview of some of the areas of specialization that are open to working photographers, along with links to organizations that offer more information about the professional practices and requirements of each.

Getting it right before pressing the shutter button is the hallmark of a true professional photographer. William Brinson not only practices this, but takes it to another level by elevating food photography to an artistic realm. He combines the craft of kn