Struggling to capture sharp action photos of your kids’ sports, fast-moving subjects, or everyday motion? Freeze the Moment: Ultimate Guide to Action Photography breaks down the essential settings and techniques you need to get crisp, in-focus images every time — even with a basic camera and kit lens. Learn the 1/500 Sweet Spot, how to set up autofocus for moving subjects, when to use different focus areas, how to shoot clean bursts, and how to handle low-light gyms or chaoti

While most pros have decided one way or another on the topic of raw vs. JPEG, these formats of digital photography capture are still a...

When looking for Villa Filomena wedding photos, I couldn't help but use one of the vintage building's most interesting features. While...

The ability to control manual flash intuitively is a powerful skill that you can learn. Today I woke up, saw the sun, and knew that I...

Good use of off-camera lighting, including natural, will always be best in my book. Let's just say that on-camera flash is all you have....

A starting point for professional fireworks photos.

Getting better bird closeups is one of the goals of most amateur wildlife photographers. The temptation is to believe you need monster...

Taking great images, being a photographer, becomes easier with practice, like doing visual pushups. The more practiced you are, the more...

Photographing bright white snowy landscapes is one of the trickiest tasks in  photography, if you're a beginner using reflective...

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Flash exposure -- just those two words are enough to boggle even advanced amateurs. But when you understand how flash works, it opens up...

A recent trip after a snow storm to what Horiconians call DNR Hill was a perfect way to practice some metering and snow exposures in what...

Bob Ross -- you know, the guy who showed us how to paint happy little trees -- is a good guy to have live on your DVR. He's taught me a...