Sometimes, the simplest of set ups can be the most effective. In this video from world renown photographer Gary Fong, we see how to use two simple off camera flashguns, a snoot, some color gels and a plain wall to create a dynamic and interesting look for a photo shoot: Advertise here via BSA

Sure, they all sound great, but it’s useful to understand what they mean so that you can choose the right camera. Part one of this article will clear up three of six acronyms that you’re sure to encounter. Advertise here via BSA

Let me show you how simple it is to achieve that hipster vintage camera light leak effect on a photo, using Photoshop. We will select the areas in quick mask edit mode and then make some curve adjustments. Advertise here via BSA

Often you take pictures with your digital camera and you look at them and wonder what’s missing. The pictures just don’t look good enough. The obvious solution is to buy a better camera, but in all honesty, even pictures taken from the best of cameras require a little bit of Photoshop touch at some stage. Advertise here via BSA

Professional Photographer Zack Arias completes the “Pro Photographer Cheap Camera Challenge” in the streets of a foreign country where he meets language barrier challenges and defeats them head on. Advertise here via BSA

Canon has stayed at the forefront of camera manufacturing for over 7 decades. They attribute that success in part to their dedication to cutting edge technology and maintaining high standards of quality. Advertise here via BSA

When you start out in photography the first thing you need to know is how to set the exposure and f-stops on your camera. If you don’t learn this, then all your shot will be the same. Exposure and f-stops on your camera is the key to great photographs. They can make or break a picture. Advertise here via BSA

Most people will have a “point & shoot” digital camera somewhere. They are ideal for carrying around in your pocket or bag. Most will take relatively good pictures, in most situations. But what about when you want better pictures than your little “point & shoot” can manage? When you want clearer portraits, or close-ups of something interesting? Advertise here via [...]

Afghan street photographers–there are reportedly only two of them–go about taking photographers in a much different way. Using what they refer to as a kamra-e-faoree, which roughly translates to instant camera, the process of creating a photograph takes place entirely inside the large wooden box camera. Advertise here via BSA

We all know camera equipment is heavy and expensive, hence taking all this in the outdoors represents a risk and a burden. You have to be extremely careful of what you put into your bag, since there’s no turning back; you will have to carry that equipment until the end. Advertise here via BSA