I’d like to start by saying that I feel the word ‘criticism’ is interpreted by some as inherently negative, but that doesn’t have to be the case. Throughout this article, I’ve used the words ‘critique’, ‘criticism’, and ‘feedback’, interchangeably, because I consider them to be more or less the same
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Rebecca Lueck on the Adventure Family Photography Experience
What is adventure family photography and why is communication so critical for this style of photography? How do I maintains creative control of my sessions while still making each experience laidback and enjoyable for my families? Here, I answer these questions and more so you can decide if this genre
Three photography challenges to try
How to Take the Best Travel Photos

A great approach to preserving memories and communicating your experiences to others is through travel photography. There are a number of techniques you may employ, regardless of your level of experience, to take the best trip pictures. Here are five key tactics to help you sharpen
What does a scene photographer do? In chat with Graziano Panfili
In the most important night for the world of Cinema, that’s to say the Oscar Night, we dedicate our column to the still photographer job, a fascinating job that puts the photographer in contact with actors, directors, set designers and machinists, but that also presents many pitfalls and requires considerable
87-Year-Old Artist Barbara Kasten on How Her New Career-Defining Monograph Shows She’s More Than Just a Photographer
Barbara Kasten’s best-known work is, in a sense, all about flattening. So good is she at this technique, though, that her successes have, ironically, had a flattening effect on how her work has been received, understood, and supported.
Fortunately, a new monograph from Skira looks to expand the narrative around