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Clean Up Your Act

Cameras (and lenses) get dirty—not so good for them or for your photos.

Informal Portraits (for better or worse)

In their homes or on the street, you want to make your friends and family look good (mostly). You start by making them feel comfortable. Here's how!

Let The Rain Come

Don't let the rain stop you from getting out there to shoot. Inclement weather can be beautiful too!

Quick Tip #1 Traveling Light

You are about to jump on a plane to somewhere amazing. Should you carry your DSLR and lots of lenses or a Point and Shoot? How do you decide?

Quick Tip #4 Where Comes the Sun?

The sky is overcast and dull, but you need to figure out where the sun will rise for a shoot the next morning. Here's how.

Quick Tip #5 Flash Bypass

Looking for a quick and easy solution for turning off the flash in your point-and-shoot? Here's how to do it!

Quick Tip #6 Location Disasters

What do you do when you are shooting in a great location and lose a piece of gear? What other options do you have?

Shooting Wildlife (with a camera, that is)

You can’t tell wild animals how to pose or when to show up for the best light. Patience is THE virtue in wildlife photography. Learn how to show their character too!

What’s In YOUR Bag?

You should carry everything you need, but not so much it slows you down. Here's what we dangle from our shoulders.

You've Got To Carry That Weight...

On your side, on your back, or perhaps you need a little help lugging all that gear around!