Add a little color mask for a quick and easy way to change what time of day your photos appear to have been taken.

I love little bendy baby legs. I love textures. Mix them together and the goodness just about overflows.

Use double-stick tape inside your lens caps to limit the amount of dust reaching your sensor.

We always talk about the wonders of using great light in photography, but don’t forget that you can also play around with that light to create interesting portraits.

Back in 2007, Jim decided he had to have a D200… but how to pay for it? Check out Jim’s experience selling his old equipment to buy new. Part of Jim Revisited.

Here’s an easy (and free) way to keep track of your filters.

If you’re like me, there are probably plenty of times when you’ve lacked motivation in your photography. So what to do now?

The simple positioning of a light behind us can make us all look fantastic. A little extra effort in how your position your subjects for photographs can make all the difference.