6+ hour, 25+ min ago   (216+ words) Above: this landscape shot is technically and compositionally brilliant, but it's the sense of adventure and awe that it inspires I like most Above: Peter Adams interviewed about his monumental book A Few of the Legends For me, this is…...

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (137+ words) Fstoppers The idea that you should stop learning sounds absurd on a channel built around teaching, but that's exactly the argument Rick Bebbington makes as he cycles around his local area with an X100 in the summer heat. Information is endless…...

1+ week, 14+ min ago   (158+ words) Fstoppers I've never found those arguments particularly convincing, but not for the reasons people usually expect. Much of human communication never passes through words. We read each other through posture, movement, hesitation, distance, rhythm, and the countless small signals we…...

6+ day, 19+ hour ago   (29+ words) Click here to submit a picture for publication in these online galleries and/or on the Guardian letters page Continue reading... Skokie Lagoons, Illinois, US Cape Town, South Africa...

1+ week, 20+ min ago   (92+ words) The Citizen July’s set subject winner was Mark Zunckel, for his elegant, picturesque interpretation of the subject Mark Zunckel handily won the best set subject category with his capture at Pennington If you are interested in taking part and…...

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (207+ words) The streets are full of visual coincidences, but spotting them before they disappear takes patience, observation, and impeccable timing. A pedestrian may briefly blend into an advertisement, a passing animal might complete a scene, or an ordinary wall could suddenly…...

1+ week, 5+ hour ago   (108+ words) Street photography has always occupied a unique place in the history of the medium. Unlike portrait or studio photography, it offers no control over lighting, subjects, or composition. Everything depends on observation, anticipation, and timing, the ability to recognize an…...

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (326+ words) Street photography has always occupied a unique place in the history of the medium. Unlike portrait or studio photography, it offers no control over lighting, subjects, or composition. Everything depends on observation, anticipation, and timing, the ability to recognize an…...

1+ week, 17+ hour ago   (666+ words) Why the close-up is cinema's signature move. The everyday viewer probably only notices cinematography when it's flashy, but the fundamentals carry the story. A recent video from StudioBinder Academy is built on Joseph V. Mascelli's The Five C's of Cinematography, a…...

1+ week, 14+ hour ago   (269+ words) Fear not, dear reader, for there is a cure to Gear Choice Paralysis – although some of you aren’t going to like it (at first). If we flip the narrative on More Is Less, we end up with Less Is More....