PHLEARN Magazine

Angolan photographer Keyezua tells powerful stories through bold and expressive imagery. Her new series, Floating Nightmares, is an important narrative on immigration. We talk to Keyezua about the strong themes in her work and the power of art.

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.

How do you get up-close, detailed shots of wild bears? You use a really big, super long lens! Read on to find out how nature and wildlife photographer Roie Galitz is able to capture incredible shots of polar bears and other wild animals.

The winners of this year’s Nikon Small World Photomicrography Competition prove that beauty can be found in even the tiniest of spaces. Here are the top 10 incredible microscopic images that were selected from an impressive 2,500 entries.

Beginning his artistic career as a designer in the rug industry, Ryan Gibson eventually left that arena to focus on athletic and entertainment portraiture. Now, he photographs some of today’s most famous athletes, actors and musicians.

One of the biggest questions photographers have when beginning to market themselves online is, “What is SEO?” This guide covers what you need to know about SEO and the basic elements to help improve your site to get the most traffic possible.

Bambi Cantrell is one of the most decorated wedding and portrait photographers in the industry with work featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, Ebony, Today’s Bride, and Rangefinder. Find out what gear she uses to capture her stunning photos.

Ever wanted to recreate a special moment in a photograph? Fine art and children photographer Iwona Podlasińska walks us through how she captured the perfect moment of her son, then recreated a similar image for one of her workshops.

Reuben Wu has a unique way of lighting a scene. Using drones, he is able to illuminate inaccessible places like mountains, valleys and other remote locations, bringing the landscapes to life in a way that could never be done before.

For celebrity portrait photographer Will Bremridge, the most important thing about choosing gear is to not put too much emphasis on it. Choose what’s right for you, not the latest trend. Here’s what Will considers the essentials for his unique needs.