Food photography is an art and one of the most challenging genres of photography. It requires a blend of aesthetics, technical skill, and meticulous attention to detail. It also involves food styling—the careful arrangement of food to enhance its visual appeal. The ultimate goal is to create eye-catching images, whether for a restaurant menu or the pages of a cookbook.

February may be the shortest month of the year, but it’s the perfect time for photographers to explore less crowded destinations. With airfare and accommodation prices dropping, you can enjoy the Mexican Yucatan or the stunning landscapes of northern Vietnam at a fraction of summer prices. Closer to home in the Czech Republic, the beauty of Moravian rivers might surprise you. Or, you could discover the striking architectural contrasts of Katowice, Poland. So, where will your next trip take you?

He fascinates thousands with his passion for space and nature. An advocate for astronomy, stargazer, and photographer of the night sky, Petr Horálek is also a talented writer. In our interview, he reveals how he captures cosmic events and what motivates his work and photography. We also asked about his preparation for night sky photography, the equipment he relies on, and why it’s important to know what’s happening in the night sky.

One of the main challenges of being a photographer is the unsteady and seasonal nature of the job. Whether you’re a professional or semi-professional photographer, you’ve probably had times when you didn’t have as many jobs as you’d like. Your specialty and the season can also affect your income. What can you do during the off-season to keep your photography income stable?

Hockey photography is a fast-paced genre that is very demanding on your camera equipment and photography experience. The right choice of lens, exposure adjustments for the ice rink, and focusing speed are crucial. Learn how to capture not only the game, but also the emotions on the ice and in the stands. Learn what kind of photography equipment and tricks come in handy.

The hockey season is in full swing making it the perfect opportunity for expanding your photography portfolio. Generally speaking, hockey photography is similar to many indoor sports, but every sport has its peculiarities. Let’s take a look at what they are so nothing takes you by surprise next time you’re at the hockey rink.

A lot has been written about the differences between Full-Frame (FF) and crop (DX, APS-C) sensors. The difference in features and functions can get complicated. In this article, I’ll explain these features using practical examples and take a look at the advantages of each system, and where they fall short.

The options for editing photos in the Develop module of Zoner Photo Studio X are endless. In this installment of our series, we’re focusing on more advanced editing, including straightening a crooked horizon, using the Gradient Filter, local filters, or retouching. Get your photos ready and discover how you can improve them!

Panning is an effect photographers use to emphasize movement. The photographer tracks the moving subject and then presses the shutter button at the exact right moment. The main subject remains sharp, while everything around it is blurred. Let’s take a look at how to recreate this effect in photos with a static background.

The new year has just begun and you’re already brainstorming where to go on your next photography trip. January is not a popular month for vacations. It’s cold, you’re recovering from all the holiday spending, and you want to save your vacation time for the summer. All this negativity is just the reason you should go somewhere for a getaway. You can venture somewhere warm and exotic or embrace the cold and snow deep in the mountains.