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[caption id="attachment_7186" align="alignnone" width="620"] Image by Ansel Adams, as part of a series of National Park photos, via the US National Archives. [/caption] Modern outdoor photographers know Ansel Adams' work.

[caption id="attachment_7122" align="alignnone" width="620"] Image: Lima Pix via Flickr[/caption] Nothing is hotter right now that drone photography -- a quick flip through Dronestagram displays all the super-cool stuff these unmanned aerial craft are capable of. But if you're looking to get into drone photography, where do you start?

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One of the best things about outdoor photography is that, while photographers may trek to the same gorgeous locations, season after season, year after year, their photos are completely different. Outdoor photographers capture not only the natural beauty of a breathtaking location, but also an emotion, a feeling -- and a unique experience.

The US may have been knocked from the World Cup, but the beautiful game's biggest tournament will continue to play on without us, and we're ok with that. Really, we are.

[caption id="attachment_6891" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Photos courtesy Esther Honig.

Studio lighting can be intimidating — so much so that even renowned photographers like Sue Bryce admit to not fully understanding the complexity of it. Fortunately, editorial and commercial photographer Felix Kunze has a knack for making it look easy.

The ubiquity of cell phones may have made the self-portrait a point of mockery, but it's not exactly a new medium. Photographers and regular folks have been setting up cameras with timers or posing in front of mirrors since the birth of the camera.