This practical video sets you up for consistent results with autofocus, regardless of whether you use a new or older camera.

On my first day in Japan, as I wandered through the streets of Osaka, one thought kept circling in my head: “God, how do you even shoot here?”

What does it take to create an award-winning black and white image? To find out, we asked some of our Mono Awards judges for their tips on creating compelling black and white imagery. 

In this useful hands-on video, Glyn Dewis addresses some of the most common posing challenges photographers face when capturing portraits.

As a photographer that is also a videographer, the first accessory that I will add to a new camera is a camera cage. But why?

So, you're thinking of entering Photographer of the Year 2025? We asked expert judge Sally Brownbill for her advice for what it takes to improve your chances in the prestigious competition.

Learning Light part of Google's newly released series of AI "experiments" focused on arts and culture.

Josh Holko shares the story of his evocative capture of a blizzard-battered Blue Morph Arctic Fox in the far northwest of Iceland.

While the JPEG vs RAW argument is one photographers have been having for decades, there's a lot to be said for revisiting it when it comes to your workflow

A desire to experiment with creative captures led to this moody, atmospheric composite. Here’s how it was made.

Copyright is a minefield for photographers, and AI is only making it more complicated. Here's a crash course in making it work for you.

A chance to return to her homeland allowed this photographer the chance to explore the unique photo opportunities she’d always dreamed of.

Want some feedback on your work? AP's Image Doctor is giving free image critiques.

Smartphones are a great way to expand your creativity. Here’s how.

In photography you can capture an image in either a horizontal or vertical orientation. However for many years, in traditional videography the horizontal aspect was the only choice – but not anymore!

While most landscape photographers will typically reach for a wide angle lens for most subjects, there's a lot to be said for the versatility of a telephoto lens. Here's why.