Wedding photographers have a big job ahead of them. Not only are they involved in multiple shoots with their subjects (engagement, save-the-date, actual wedding day…the […]

Some professions are commonly used as plot devices — how many times have we seen the single female writer gallivanting through films? There are others […]

“My camera is always covered in peanut butter, honey, and drool.” You can learn a lot about CreativeLive instructor Carli Davidson from that statement. Carli is […]

Subtle changes in how you frame and compose the subject in your digital photography can make a huge difference in the overall quality of your […]

I never truly understood the impact of video until I watched footage of my grandfather when he was in his 50’s. This happened a few […]

It’s been almost 17 years since I first picked up any kind of camera and it feels like all of that time spent behind the […]

Residents of and visitors to the United States have, in part, outdoor photographers to thank for our extensive, beautiful system of protected, maintained national parks. […]

Pye Jirsa is a director, photographer and educator. Founder and Partner of Lin and Jirsa Photography, a boutique Southern California wedding and portrait photography studio […]

People are often compelled to start a photography business simply because they love to create images. If this sounds familiar, you know you can save […]

CreativeLive was lucky enough to attend Yeah Field Trip this past February and draw inspiration from top photographers, creatives and entrepreneurs. Oscar Nilsson is a […]

Aside from knowing your craft and keeping your gear in good working order, the most important part of photography in the digital era is taking […]

Internationally renowned photographer and CreativeLive instructor Nigel Barker emphasizes that an ability to look at an image and read the light is one of the […]

John Greengo is an award-winning photographer specializing in outdoor and travel photography. Shooting for over 3 decades, John has developed an unrivaled understanding of the […]

Creating really great panoramas requires a combination of solid field techniques and post-processing techniques. Here are five easy, but essential field tips to use when […]

Face it, you were wrong. You thought carrying all that camera gear, extra lenses, tripod, and water inside a single strap messenger bag would work […]