Photo by Anna Kuperberg Big Secrets of Composition Have you ever been thrown off by composition? Or more exactly, been challenged by use of the same composition that you’ve used in dozens (if not 1000s) of images? Another way of putting it is, how can you avoid plagiarizing yourself and come up with fresh images?

What is the "Squinch" and How Will it Improve Your Portrait Photography? Do you want to know how to capture honest expressions in your headshots? Do you want to know how to make your photographs look more natural and even cooler? Here’s some advice from an outstanding headshot photographer Peter Hurley, who

HOW IT STARTED My name is Steven Gotz. I refer to myself as a Zootographer, but this post is really about photography in general. On the AYP Club Facebook page I suggested to a photographer that he might have benefited from working the scene. Then, I realized I really needed to explain myself. After

Ed Kashi has long used his photography to help advocacy groups around the world. If you want tell better stories and create change with your own images as he does, then apply these photojournalism tips:      Find Your Passion  One of Ed’s the most important tips is to find out the passion

Olympus Camera After my interview with Australia’s first professional Instagrammer “Lauren Bath”, Olympus was kind enough to send me their Olympus E-M1X Mirrorless Camera. During our interview, Lauren talked about its “Live Composite” feature and today, I’m going to talk about my experience with this camera during our first test shoot at Bixby