Fall is a favorite season for many photographers. Fall colors are incredibly photogenic, but they’re not the only reason to head out with your camera this time of year. Read on to discover what awaits you outdoors and how to make the most of the season’s unique opportunities.

In a fast-paced world driven by instant gratification, it might seem that a photo has to wow immediately or it’s not worth anything. But those who stay with photography for a longer period of time discover something much more important. With every photo you take today, you’re laying the foundation for what you’ll create in the future.    

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.  

October brings a sense of calm after the busy summer season, with misty landscapes and perfect conditions for globetrotting. Discover destinations that are perfect for sunshine and adventure in October.

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

The peak tourist season in Europe is slowly but surely winding down. At the same time, the weather is cooling down, at least at night when temperatures drop to a comfortable 20°C (68°F). It’s the perfect time to start thinking about famous Mediterranean destinations. September is also a great month to head into the mountains. The summer heat and storms have passed, and at higher elevations, the first touches of autumn color are beginning to appear.  

Landscape photography isn’t just about pressing the shutter when you see a beautiful view. To give your photos atmosphere, depth, and a story, you also need a bit of strategy. Good lighting, a touch of creativity, and the ability to perceive space can turn an ordinary scene into an impressive image. We’ll show you how.  

Do you want your creative still life photography to look like it came straight out of a fairy tale? In this article, I share some simple camera tricks you can try at home, from rainbow effects to making objects levitate, and crafting frozen-glass scenes. You’ll learn how to work with light, a polarizing filter, and everyday props that make your photos eye-catching at first glance. All you need is a bit of creativity and a few easy-to-find items.  

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.  

In August, we’ll once again be spending most of our time in the mountains, which offer a welcome escape from the scorching heat. We’ll also be staying solely within Europe and North America, which, thanks to their long sunny days, are ideal in August for extended trips with a camera in hand. This time, however, we’ll skip the Mediterranean.