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Though some people dislike cities, when they light up at night, they make gorgeous subjects for photos. Here, Darnell shows the liveliness and vibrancy of the city with its many lights and the forms...
This portrait has the look and feel of a vintage shot on a film camera, but it was actually taken with an iPhone! The digital noise adds that graininess of film, and the environmental nature of the...
When photographing landscapes it’s normal practice to place the horizon in the bottom third or top third of the frame. But when there’s water involved, placing the horizon in the middle of the shot...
Photographing wildlife can be a hit or miss pursuit. This image shows what can happen when you have the patience and the timing right! This gorgeous red deer is perfectly sharp, with his antlers and...
They say that in portraiture, they eyes have it, and that couldn’t be more true in this shot. Using an 85mm lens, this photographer was able to get a tightly framed image without being right in the...
Like Trevor says in the caption, Rialto Beach is showing off its moody drama in this photo. Between the almost black and white appearance of the landscape, the overcast skies, and the surging ocean,...
This photo of a little girl all dressed up shows the importance of the wardrobe to a portrait. The dress and floral crown give the image some pop while helping draw the viewer’s eye right to the...
If ever there was a quintessential African sunset shot, this is it! With a 250mm lens, Gabriel was able to compress the scene and make the sun appear larger. It’s looming, red bulk behind the trees...
Talk about an eye-catching landscape. WOW. The combination of the contoured geography and the elegant sidelighting that emphasizes those contours makes this one grand image to view. The framing is...
Sometimes, the perspective from which you shoot gets overlooked in terms of its influence on the quality of a shot. This photo demonstrates how a severe perspective can be advantageous. That is, by...