Discover tips for night photography—from car light trails to light painting and silhouettes. Learn how to experiment with light outdoors.

Silhouettes. Striking photos where the subject is only hinted, not shown. Despite this—or because of it—they are well-loved, and they are real attention-getters. Come join us for some inspiring silhouette photos and for tips on how to make your silhouettes even better.

Nature’s theater above us is… mesmerizing. That’s why skyscapes are such a common part of landscapes and cityscapes. Sunsets, sunrises, storm clouds, rainbows. Moments that may never be repeated. Don’t miss your chance at a great photo—learn to get the maximum out of outdoor scenes!

Beginner photographers often adopt long-standing rules and clichés without questioning them. They accept them as facts—“this is not done” and “this is the right way.” Let’s look at five common photography myths and why they no longer apply.

Winter is one of the best seasons for black and white photography. The naturally limited color palette, snow, fog, bare trees, and low sun create scenes where color would only distract from the subject. Converting photos to black and white lets what truly matters stand out: light, contrast, shapes, and emotions.  

If you want to truly understand how light works in photography, turn off the lights. Darkness forces you to take control of the shot, and let go of it at the same time. Exposure isn’t something to fear. It’s a game with three players: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. Once you understand how they work together, you can start creating magic right in your living room with candlelight or a flashlight in the bathroom.  

Taking photos in the city on a bright day? Learn how to work with hard and soft light, find the best backgrounds, and master photography even in harsh midday sun.

Street photography is about courage, mindfulness, and the ability to see beauty in everyday moments. Unlike landscape or macro photography, the city offers not only opportunities to work with light and composition, but also to connect with people, their stories, and your own boundaries. In this article, you’ll learn how to overcome your fears, photograph people respectfully, make the most of the city’s hustle and bustle, and capture images with soul.  

Want to capture an animal’s portrait with a twinkle in their eye, a dog mid-jump, or a cat in motion? Animal photography is a bit like silent hunting. Only instead of a weapon, you’re holding a camera, and instead of a trophy, you bring home a one-of-a-kind photo. In this article, you’ll learn how to take great animal photos, from technique to composition and working with light. These tips will help you get more striking, vivid results.