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One lens & zero expectations: I rediscovered my love for photography by finally taking this one bit of advice I had been giving my students for years!
By Benedict Brain published
opinion Why your camera kit bag is making your photography lazy

Affinity photo editor gets “seamless” Capture One and DaVinci Resolve integration; should Adobe be worried?
By Mike Harris published
News Canva has just made Affinity and Capture One a much more viable alternative to Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom, while also launching DaVinci Resolve integration for good measure

Your worst photos are your best teachers! Learn from your failures, not just your successes – so don't delete them too fast
By Sean McCormack published
opinion You can learn more from your out-of-focus and poorly-exposed shots that you do from your perfect pictures

It’s hip to be square! How to take better square photos using your camera's aspect ratio guides
By Peter Travers published
HOW TO Why I use cropping information on my camera screen to compose square images for his clients and websites

The color grading tool used by Hollywood now supports still photos – and it’s free. DaVinci Resolve 21 works with both photos and videos
By Hillary K. Grigonis published
EDITING DaVinci Resolve, a video editor popular for its color tools, now supports still photos to give photographers cinematic color tools – and aid hybrid creators
"We've all shirked in the office, but risking getting fired by turning your CEO into a meme is wild"
By Ariane Sherine published
News Few people are bored enough to Photoshop their boss's face for a joke – but this guy did...

Most viral photography trends are short-lived, but I finally found one that could actually make you a better photographer: Color hunting
By Alan Palazon published
COLOR Unlike most other photography trends, I actually think chasing a specific color for your photos could help you to become a better photographer

Is composition still king in the internet era? I’m sorry to say, but the average viewer probably cares more about the final edit than photographic composition
By Alan Palazon published
OPINION The internet is diluted with fundamentally poor images that have been well-edited and I wonder if this has changed what a good photo is for the average viewer
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