Great composition guides the eye before the viewer has time to think about it. Learn how leading lines, Gestalt principles, colour, and visual weight shape attention in your photographs.
Learn a practical, non-destructive approach to retouching photos in Photoshop, from RAW corrections and cleanup to natural skin work and final sharpening.
Learn which landscape photography filters are worth carrying, from polarizers and ND filters to graduated systems, and how to use them without unwanted glare or vignetting.
Build a dependable beginner camera kit with practical essentials, from a versatile lens and spare batteries to memory cards, protection, cleaning supplies, and optional support.
Learn how to check for sensor dust, clean a camera sensor with the right tools, and remove lens smears without damaging delicate coatings. This practical guide also explains when professional cleaning is the safer choice.
Choose the right memory card for photography and 4K video by understanding SD speed classes, UHS-I and UHS-II, CFexpress, capacity, sustained write speed, and reliability.
A practical guide to the five lens types that give new photographers the most creative coverage, from everyday zooms and fast primes to wide-angle, telephoto, and macro options.
Sensor size affects field of view, depth of field, low-light performance, and lens choices. This practical guide explains crop factor, full frame, and how to choose the right format for your photography.
Raghu Rai’s photography offers practical lessons in layered composition, timing, portraiture and responsible documentary work. Learn how to apply his way of seeing to your own photographic projects.
Nick Ut’s iconic “Napalm Girl” photograph offers lasting lessons in timing, composition, documentary clarity, and the ethics of photographing people in crisis.
