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Many travel photographs are taken on the fly, but sometimes stopping to add a little light can result in images of a place that couldn’t otherwise be captured, like the one here.
National Geographic photographer Ira Block created this image while leading a workshop in Bagan, Myanmar. Block found the small Buddhist...
Photography deep below the water's surface and far from the beaten path offers unique challenges. Conservation photographer Cristina Mittermeier shared her advice from years spent photographing disappearing cultures and species.
Can we ever be truly objective in our photography? Does photography objectify the suffering that it depicts? Check out our interview with award-winning photographer Ben Lowy for answers to these and other tough questions at the heart of photojournalism.
Ocean vistas and sunsets are familiar ground for photographers, but capturing inspiring -- and novel -- perspectives of water is no easy feat. Find out how surf and adventure photographer Chris Burkard approaches the art of shooting in and around the water!
Ever wish you could go beyond the standard 'tourist postcard' shots in your travel photography? We turned to National Geographic pro photographer Ira Block for some fresh ideas on composition and travel photography. Want to return from your travels abroad with a pile of thought-provoking photos? Read on!
Ever looked at a climbing or skiing photo and wondered how the photographer got the shot? Maybe you've wanted to get into adventure photography yourself. We talked to adventure photographer Gabe Rogel to learn about his photographic journey and tips for capturing better photos.
We've all seen stunning wedding, fashion, or portrait shots like the one shown here, but we rarely if ever get to hear just what goes into creating them. Here's the story of this one.
Wedding photographer and Sony Artisan Scott Robert Lim created this captivating image by posing his subject inside a tunnel near the Sky...
If you’ve ever watched a dull, uninspiring landscape gently warm to life during the golden hour, you know what a difference a change in the light can make to your photographs. We asked landscape photographer and educator Don Smith to tell us how he creates his stunning fine art landscape photographs by using natural light of all kinds—from gentle sunsets to lightning and moonlight. He talked with us about the tools, techniques, and inspiration that helps him create extraordinary images.
Hot summer nights have always been a popular time for love-stricken souls to pop the question... "Can you shoot my wedding?”
Have you ever heard this question? Check out our interview with destination wedding superstar Scott Robert Lim for his tips on wedding photography!