The latest episode of the of the Marc Silber Show – Advancing Your Photography is featuring John Freeman Todd, a professional sports photographer. Click on image to watch video In this episode John will be sharing some tips and techniques which can help amateurs to take better soccer photographs

A week and a day ago now, we published Jim Hughes' article "Fugitive Color," a meditation around Kodachrome. In the article, Jim talked about Harald Mante's new book from Rocky Nook, Photography Unplugged, which was published last September. Here's the U.K. link. And of course it's available from Amazon Germany—it was originally published by dpunkt Verlag in Germany. I was in the bookstore a cou...

Digital cameras and flash technology have revolutionized photography. Originally seen simply as a way of illuminating dark scenes with portable light, flash today is used for a host of creative functions, including supplementing daylight and designing complex scenes lit by multiple light sources. Digital cameras with their preview screens make it easy to get instant feedback.

Two Giants by andy_AHG I encourage you to click on the image or title of the image to read the great description of this photograph over at Flickr. You can find more of Andy’s work at AHG Photography.

I first met Dave Brosha when I went up to do a workshop in Yellowknife that was organized by Lee Sacrey. The first thing that struck me about Dave was how humble and approachable he was. Here is a guy with great talent that is not full of himself and that really loves photography and

In partnership with National Geographic Magazine, the Annenberg Foundation is sponsoring this exhibit at the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles. The exhibit will be open to the public from March 27 to June 13, 2010Read |

John Freeman Photours has launched a series of photography prints and gift vouchers in time for Mother’s Day. and comment »

Petr Krejci, one of the photographers, won two awards which have been voted by a panel of 17 travel editors, writers and photographers: one in the category of ‘The most original photo’ for St Tropez and one for ‘The photo the most representative of France’ for Cavalaire.

It’s confirmed. After chatting with many of today’s top wedding photographers from around the world, two things are certain. 1. Wedding photography is not dead. 2. It’s not about the output; it’s about the experience. With the economy down, and many, many photographers hitting the streets trying to make a quick buck by shooting a few weddings on ...

It’s tough all over — the economy, that is. And so I thought I would share with you how my friend Linda Al-Khoury, a photographer in Amman, Jordan, is making a go of it despite her country’s weak market for freelance photography. Her answer, put simply, has been to diversify. When she moved back to Amman