The ultimate in action shots

As literally as she can

"I had no idea it would be therapy for them."

Some of the greatest photographers of all time

What photography buyers really want

"The trick is to remove as much visible light as possible."

One bride had her bouquet image printed on a purse

Consumers respect certified professionals

Sometimes it’s just math

Discovering the past in the process

You're not alone

Make giving back a regular part of your business

Dual-lens camera offers twice the fun

To start, get everyone comfortable

“I was a fly on the wall in the room."

Introducing luminosity masking

"He could get into their heads."

A Micro Four Thirds that deserves pros' attention

Museum honors several PPA members

Team USA wins second place, and Mexico places third

Book chronicles 150 years

He recorded 8,000 images in the aftermath of 9/11

Photographer Andy Sweet’s body of work was nearly lost forever.

An opportunity to tell an uplifting story

Images feature real-life patrons

Oh the beautiful fury

Photographer blends into her backgrounds

Overcoming the single biggest threat to professional photography

Non-event album takes top prize

Why Pete McBride goes minimalist

Sebastian Magnani's "Reflections"

Talk about fastidious!

Move the client through a planned set of poses

This shot had been dancing in his head for over a year

Keith Barraclough's subjects are linked by their locks

Composites are printed and painted along with words of wisdom

Listen to an excerpt of our interview with Sandro Miller

The depth of childhood experience

All he needed was a simple lighting setup and 30 minutes

Waterfalls and black sand beaches are their playground

Thanking firefighters for a winter rescue

Found beauty under the microscope

Sharon Green chases sailboats around the globe

Getting the lighting right was a big challenge

Canines bring levity to ballet

"I don't want everyone to know my secrets, do I?"

The Marinos make wedding money off of portrait work

Nish Nalbandian spent three years photographing the war in Syria

The top 100 images of the year

Drone images stitched together to look like tiny globes

Get comfortable approaching strangers for street portraits

Aesthetically pleasing ingredients sell pots and pans

Ralph Gibson writes music to accompany exhibited prints

More about his "My First Selfie" project

Become an "art ranger" by donating your photos

Having spent 20 years on the sea, Joel Woods has learned hard lessons in life and photography.

Making much of a simple tool

To capture these photos, the door of the helicopter is removed

The vibrant colors in Brendan Pattenagale's landscapes defy reality

"I just fell in love with sloths"

"I didn’t want the light to detract from his amazing facial expression"

Every day for 366 days, Edi Chen made iconic images of New York's architecture

Color these client families delighted

Joshua Holko has seen the effects of global warming firsthand

Cave photography as the last frontier for Ryan Deboodt

Jem Cresswell's "Giants"

High ISO performance, focus accuracy, and lower noise top the list

Chris Crisman's "Women's Work" photos series captures women at work in male-dominated fields

Yulia Taits' props and backdrops create a milky fairyland

A good, old-fashioned tintype portrait at the Beard and Mustache Championships

Composited celebrity photos show duality

Fine art photographer Matilde Simas teams up with Photographers Without Borders and HAART Kenya

Photographer Zack Seckler hired a pilot to cover 2,000 miles in one week

General liability insurance protects you should your drone do harm while you're working.

When a photographer's passion for helping others leads to so much more

Design your studio with the goal of selling more prints.

Know the FAA and NTSB rules for reporting UAS accidents

Wildlife photographer David Yarrow shares his secrets to bagging dramatic shots

Mistake No. 1: Success breeds complacency

Refugee portraits are helping crowdsourced funding campaigns

New drone regs will blow open the doors for photographers who want to use UAS commercially

Long captures and the right equipment yield spellbinding results