Your wedding was perfect. Everything went as planned, the best man didn’t make an embarrassing speech, and your now-husband didn’t leave you jilted at the alter. But then the day comes when you receive the proofs of your wedding photos, and suddenly, you’re faced with a nuptial nightmare you never s

Max Wanger Los Angeles, CA maxwanger.com When Los Angeles–based photographer Max Wanger was first starting out, he was so motivated... | Published May 31, 2012 1:38 AM EDT SHARE Working with farm ani

Whether it’s a stream tumbling over rocks or a natural landmark, when water and gravity meet, the effect is captivating. But capturing that aquatic magic requires special consideration for time of day, exposure, composition, and mood. Dramatic waterfalls are not hard to find even in the desert (chec

Jonathan Mehring travels the world of skating By Kathleen Davis | Published Aug 31, 2010 11:28 PM EDT Jake Johnson, car ride. Brooklyn, NY. Jonathan Mehring SHARE You make a living this way? I

Dave Getzschman Los Angeles, CA davegetzschman.photoshelter.com The skills you need for photojournalism seem like a fit for weddings, but it... By Aimee Baldridge | Published Jun 12, 2012 7:52 PM EDT Emily and Tariks wedding photos from South Lake Tahoe, California APH061

I grew up on a farm, and though it wasn’t a dairy farm I certainly have spent enough time around cows to know their ways. And I must tell you that I have not been impressed by them. Cows at best are contented, but they don’t have much charisma, which may explain why the characters in all those Satur

Whole Earth Journeys By American Photo Staff | Published Dec 19, 2008 1:15 PM EST SHARE There is an old adage that admonishes travelers to “take only pictures, leave only footprints.” These f

These upside down photos look completely normal — until you put them the right way up. By Tim Barribeau | Published Jun 19, 2012 8:48 PM EDT Anuschka Blommers & Niels Schumm SHARE Notice a

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Should you use silverware during your next macro shoot? By Stan Horaczek | Published Jan 18, 2017 11:36 PM EST SHARE Full disclosure: The ring shot is one of my least favorite parts of shooti

Commercial and editorial photographer David Harry Stewart (www.dhstewart.com) is one of the many pro shooters to take up DSLR video. Take a look at his short, Asia Mon Amour. For even more of his insights into the craft of photography, both still and video, visit blog1.dhstewart.com. Q. How does sho

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It’s not too late to make photography a regular thing in your day like getting your daily cup of coffee. For example on Sunday get up early and take a photo at sunrise, the next day and hour later By Popphoto Staff | Published Jan 9, 2009 10:39 PM EST

How To Photography Tips Fundamentals This tutorial makes selective coloring a breeze in Adobe Lightroom. —Melissa MacateeContributing Blogger By Popphoto Staff | Published Jan 30, 2009 10:35 PM EST How To SHAR

Living on the island of Maui in Hawaii, commercial and portrait photographer Eric Rolph (rolphphoto.com) has the rare luxury of choosing sea-swept sunrises or sunsets to use as backdrops. As you might imagine, he’s perfected the somewhat tricky art of balancing fore- and background lighting, where,

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Miami is famous for wild nightlife, but daytime is for wildlife photography. Glades of cypress and marshland filled with orchids, alligators and egrets wait off the Tamiami Trail, a stretch of U.S. 41 that in an hour takes you straight from Miami to the wild beauty of the Everglades. January’s dry s

Inspiration Galleries See the best images from our trek. | Published Jun 10, 2010 6:45 PM EDT Inspiration How To SHARE Winning image! Brent Clark Craig Brandt Cr