Angelica Glass Long Island, NY angelicaglass.com While working toward a degree in criminal justice, Glass took a job making wedding... | Published May 3, 2012 10:23 PM EDT APH0612_WEDDING. SHARE A bri

Break away from the dark of night for great cityscapes. By Bryan F. Peterson | Published Dec 17, 2008 7:19 AM EST SHARE Many photographers believe that deepest, darkest night is the best time

Maybe you are a professional portrait photographer trying to separate yourself from the high school senior market or maybe you are a parent just wanting to impress your children. Either way, this simple project can be great fun and produce professional results for photographers of all skill levels.

It’s fall, and if you’re American or Canadian your thoughts typically turn to pigskins, marching bands and tailgating. All of the action on and off the field can be visually exciting to photographers and with a little planning and practice, can pay huge dividends to your game day shooting results. R

Ron Antonelli New York, NY ronantonelli.com Trying to make a career work in photography can be tricky, so Ron Antonelli... | Published May 3, 2012 10:35 PM EDT APH0612_WEDDING. SHARE While shooting a

On a beach in Cancún, a gust of wind blows the bride’s veil into the air. © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez © Sergio Lopez ©

Susan Stripling Brooklyn, NY susanstripling.com When former theater major Susan Stripling first went into wedding photography, she was anxious. “I... | Published May 3, 2012 11:07 PM EDT APH0612_WEDDING. SUSAN STRIPLING SHARE

Newlyweds embrace.; © Twin Lens A bride waits for her bridesmaids. © Twin Lens The groom deftly liberates a wedding dress in a hotel room in Mexico. © Twin Lens www.twinlensimages.com © Twin Lens www.twinlensimages.com © Twin Lens www.twinlensimages.com © Twin Lens www.twinlensimages.com © Twin Lens

Ira Lippke Brooklyn, NY iralippkestudios.com Most photographers who run upscale New York City photo studios don’t have the same background... | Published May 3, 2012 11:43 PM EDT APH0612_WEDDING. SHARE

Follow these tips to capture a stunning wall of water. By Mark Dickinson | Published Oct 20, 2010 11:20 PM EDT Mark Dickinson SHARE Mark Dickinson, an attorney from Doncaster, UK, loves waters

Companies like Apple and Google are eager for mobile users to do more of their computing on the go, and that extends to printing and scanning. It’s easier than you might think to print out a PDF or to scan in a document using nothing but your phone. As you might have expected, there are apps for all

Making the most of a couple million monarchs. By Jeff Wignall | Published Oct 5, 2010 2:20 AM EDT To Catch massive clusters, visit wintering sites such as Monarch Grove Sanctuary in Pacific Grove, CA, or El Rosario Sanctuary in Mexicos state of M

We enlisted a slew of experienced travel photographers to help identify the less famous, yet equally photogenic travel destinations. By Lori Fredrickson | Published May 19, 2012 12:19 AM EDT Ethan Welty shot at sunset using a tripod-mounted Canon

The main advice photographer David Fokos offers: “Focus.” (Aptly enough, he pronounces his name the same way.) Concentrate, he says, on the essence of the image, reducing or eliminating everything else. The San Diego- based artist has been exhibited around the world, and his style is likened to visu

Take a look at the television, magazine newsstands, or the Internet, and you’ll see that weddings have become big business. In 2005 the Fairchild Bridal Group reported that the average wedding cost around $30,000. The fastest growing cost was photography, which had shot up 103 percent since 1999. Th

Humans are complex, strange and selfish creatures. When two of us make a life together it elevates our conception of ourselves. It makes us believe that if we can be this good for each other, maybe we can be that good for the rest of the world. We create lavish celebrations to commemorate these extr

Tips for perfect shots no matter where you spend your time off. By Kathleen Davis | Published Dec 17, 2008 7:23 AM EST SHARE You wait for it all year, those two magic words: summer vacation.

Snow-peaked mountains, dazzling glaciers, historic settlements, plus countless bald eagles, tufted puffins, sea otters, sea lions, porpoises, whales…even rainforest. Southeast Alaska offers a bounty of photo ops for avid photographers. Spring comes late in this mild climate, with native salmonberry

Contributing Editor Neal Matthews is one tough hombre. In pursuit of articles for various magazines, he’s joined smugglers running from Cuba to Florida, trained offshore with Navy frogmen, and even crawled through Southern California storm sewers to get into the world of forbidden photography. He’s

Take your camera with you when you travel, but photograph with caution. By Kaitlin Tambuscio | Published Dec 17, 2008 7:24 AM EST SHARE For the serious photographer, a summer vacation isn’t a