Rainforests are challenging subjects even for hardened photographers. Here's some tips to consider next time you shoot in one.

In this great video, you'll learn the basics behind flash photography and some cool tricks to try on your next portrait shoot.

Does understanding the science and technology behind photography made any difference to the end product? Allen Murabayashi weighs in.

Even at night, it’s possible to capture dynamic and different wildlife images that are packed with punch and drama. Here’s how.

Pro Wildlife Photographer Michael Snedic gives four tips on how to capture better wildlife images.

Emotion is one of the most valuable elements in great portrait photography. Photographer Bhagi Siva looks at four ways to bring it out in your own images.

Here are my top five Victorian landscapes locations to photograph, along with my tips to capture them in their best light. Enjoy.

Content-Aware Fill is one of Photoshop's most powerful features. Don't believe us? Well just check out this video by Unmesh Dinda of PiXimperfect, as he shows a simple method for removing a chain link fence from an image.

As one of the fundamentals of great image-making, composition is also one of the most challenging to master. Here’s eight techniques to push your compositions further, faster.

Tackling a complex issue in their first podcast, new channel The Group Chat has weighed in on presets and their value to photographers.

Capturing beautiful streaks of light are a great way to bring a different feel to your cityscape or landscape images. Pro photographer Kieran Stone breaks down how it’s done.

Want to take your bird images up a notch? Then you have to move beyond the static and embrace the dynamism of bird behaviour and personality. Here’s part two of Georgina Steytler's tips.

Want to take your bird images up a notch? Then you have to move beyond the static and embrace the dynamism of bird behaviour and personality. Here’s how to get started.

Five great portrait photography tips in this new video.

It's not always a choice between sharpness and creative blur – sometimes it’s possible to have both! Greg Basco explains how he 'had his cake and ate it' when he captured this stunning hummingbird shot.

A useful technique often use in landscape, insect and product photography, focus stacking involves ‘stacking’ together images to achieve a larger focal length than that possible in a single image.