The consultation you have with potential clients to present your services as a wedding photographer and learn about what they're looking for is a critical part of the job. Learn how to handle it with this excerpt from the Marathon Press Professional Photo

Photographer Jim Zuckerman talks about ways to compose landscape images that include animals in the final article of his fifteen-part series on landscape photography.

Lifestyle and fitness photographer Jeff Boxer explains how he uses tripods and monopods in studio and on location.

In this ASMP workshop sponsored by PhotoVideoEDU, Judy Herrmann and Richard Kelly present the basics of running a photography business. Learn about building your professional team: an accountant, a lawyer, and an insurance agent. Follow this with a run-th

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.

Robin and Rod Deutschmann explain how to light and expose the foreground and background of your images when you're shooting close-up in this excerpt from their Amherst Media book Flash Techniques for Macro and Close-up Photography.

The quest for lighter, smaller and more efficient light sources is creating new challenges in establishing color quality for Cine/Video production. Matching the same and different light sources, and knowing how to mix them are becoming today’s need-to-kno

Jeff Curto discusses the first X-ray image, made by Wilhelm Röntgen in 1896, and the first auroral (northern lights) photograph, made by Martin Brendel.

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.