Brian Smith Speaking at 2015 WPPI Watch The Full Video Brian Smith speaks during the 2015 WPPI. He shares his tips about "zooming with your feet" composition, image scaling, using a fixed focal length, and looking for the "moment." Please excuse the sound, it was a busy day at WPPI! Be inspired, shoot, and
Image by Sherilyn Oribello Watch The Full Video We've said it many times before: gear doesn't make you a good photographer. That statement could not be more true with our guest, Sher. Armed with just an iPhone, Sher has taken photography to a whole new level. Her amazing street photography is just another
Image courtesy of Wayne Nguyen Watch The Full Video It may have drawn a quizzical expression on your face the first time you heard it. Much like "hashtag" and "tweet" most of us didn't know what to do with ourselves after being called instafamous. But as most of us now know, it is a term to
Photographing Animals Q: When photographing animals, should I use single focus or continuous focus? A: This depends on whether or not your subject is moving and/or what type of shot your are trying to achieve. If you are looking to catch a bird in flight, for example, it is a good idea to go into continuous as
Image by Lam Nguyen Watch the full video He can stop after eating one Pringles, cactus plants get pricked by him, and the older he gets, the less he has to stretch. He is AYP's very own... Lam Nguyen. Lam is a professional photographer who has been a part of AYP from the very
Natural Lighting & Other Tips From The Pros Image by Chase Jarvis Watch The Full Video This week we bring a collection of top tips from the pros. Bob Holmes, Bambi Cantrell, Anna Kuperberg, Chase Jarvis, Florian Schultz and Deanne Fitzmaurice all share their best tips in order for you to keep advancing
AYP Tips: Steps To Take Better Landscape Photos Image by Lam Nguyen Watch The Full Video On this episode of AYP, we show you how to take better landscape photos. There are a few things you can do to improve your shot including how you hold you camera with the right technique, using
How To Get Sharp Subject And Background? Q: I'm using a Canon 60D and 50mm f/1.4 to take portraits but I want both the background and subject to be sharp. I've tried raising the aperture lens, but the background becomes blurred. I try not to go over ISO 320 to keep my images from being too
Watch The Full Video On today's episode of AYP, we talk about different ways and techniques on using flash to get a natural, non-flash look. We show you different gears you can use to get different results as well as a breakdown on how each tool differs from one another. Key Points The flash itself
Learn from one of the best in the business! We spend some time with Bambi Cantrell and pick her brain about shooting in natural light and achieving dramatic memorable shots. Check out the full video here.
