Inspirational Photos of the Day

Black and white photos can be hard to pull off if you don’t incorporate the right features. One feature that’s especially good for black and white is contrast. In this beautiful street scene,...

Peter managed to snap this stately selfie with what appears to be a single light source. The lighting perfectly divides Peter’s face, giving us a well-lit portion that allows us to inspect the...

When creating a long exposure, it’s important to have static elements in the shot that contrast nicely with whatever the moving subject might be. In this case, the craggy rocks along this stream and...

This photo wins today’s title for Inspirational Photo of the Day not just because of the adorable baby, but also because of the use of color and texture. The flowers surrounding the baby give this...

Tunnel Beach in Dunedin, New Zealand has never looked so good! Here, Mark Fox masterfully uses framing to keep our eye contained and directed toward the gorgeous colors of the sunset. The harsh...

One of the tools landscape photographers use to add interest to their shots is texture, and this photo by donnnnnny certainly has lots of that! The ridges created by the sand on the sand dune give...

The soft light falling on the mountains of Baffin Island was perfectly captured here by Artur Stanisz. The shape of the valley helps create dramatic shadows as the surrounding mountains block the...

Even when shooting underwater, the fundamentals of photography are still required. The gap in the rock formations act as a leading line and a frame, drawing our eyes directly to the sea turtle. The...

Today’s Inspirational Photo of the Day is a perfect example of how focus stacking helps you create a tack-sharp image from front to back when working in a macro environment. Rui Santos managed to...

In this photo, Paul Zizka shows us how to add foreground interest with a bang! The northern lights in the background are enough to delight the eye, but by turning the camera to portrait mode and...