PHLEARN Magazine

There are so many inspiring podcasts out there, but how do you know which one will help you grow your business and skills? We’ve done the research for you to help narrow down the choices to your specific needs. This list is divided into two sections: one for podcasts about photography, and another for podcasts geared more broadly toward creatives.

Photography has changed a lot over the years. There are always new concepts to learn and creative techniques to explore – and there’s no better way to do it than by picking up an inspiring book. Here are our top 20 picks for the best photography books of all time to get you started.

Instagram is a great place for creators to market themselves. It also gives amateurs and art lovers a convenient way to explore some of the most original photos from around the world. Check out our curated list of must-follow photographers for 2019.

The most famous historical photos, from the first photograph ever made to Earthrise and Tank Man, with the photographer, the year, the camera and what each picture changed.

When Danielle Pritchard let her five-year-old son, Max, play with her camera one day, she was amazed at what happened. Max, who is on the autism spectrum, was a natural and now uses photography to analyze the world around him.

Having a daily routine has been proven to boost productivity. Here are five photographers with unique and essential habits that kept or keep them producing amazing work to help you get inspired to develop the rhythms and rituals that could lead to your best work yet.

The MonoVisions Photography Awards has once again invited international photographers to portray their visual language through the medium of black and white photography. Here are the beautiful winning monochrome photos of the 2018 awards.

It is easy to keep meddling, tweaking, and touching up to reach that final perfect picture. So, while it might seem impossible to step away and know when your work is finally done, we have five tips to help you enjoy the fruits of your labor and give you the freedom to start the next great idea.

I appreciate photography most particularly for its documentary capacity, as well as its potential to be a creative outlet. However, I am not just a photographer, but also a potter – and the relatively intangible nature of photography frustrated me.

For me, the camera is so much more than just a device that creates images. It’s so much more than just something that exposes a roll of film, or delivers way too many megapixels. It’s a key. A key that opens doors.