It’s easy to forget the little things. Here are 20 tips that every photographer needs to be reminded of. These quick little tips, from essential composition techniques to finding inspiration, will make sure you stay focused and help you improve your craft.
How Wes Eisenhauer Captured This Cool Reflection Jumping Pic
Armed with only a camera and a sense of adventure, Wes Eisenhauer finds beauty and inspiration in the unlikeliest places. Here, Wes explains how he took this ninja-like reflection shot of himself jumping over a puddle, with a steel factory as the backdrop.
How and Why I Capture Behind the Scenes Video
I don’t have the funds available to have a dedicated videographer follow me around and shoot behind the scenes all the time, so how do I get around this problem and still capture video? Here are some tips for why you need and how to capture stellar video that grabs the client’s attention.
Analog Effects in a Digital World
Learning the ways of these old-school effects not only gave me newfound respect for the art and craft of the masters that went before me, but instilled a sense of practical creativity and problem solving that I’m not sure I would have gotten in the purely digital world.
How to Shoot Concert Photography Part 1
So, you wanna shoot a rock show? Of course you do. It sounds awesome, right? Concert photographer Brendan Shanley teams up with Phlearn to shed some light on the world of concert photography.
How Ole Henrik Skjelstad Stitched Together This Spectacular Norwegian Landscape
Ole Henrik Skjelstad proves that patience is key when you want to capture that spectacular moment. The landscape photographer walks us through how he shot, then stitched together, this scene of a mountain waterfall at sunset.




























