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Thirty years ago I picked up a rotating-lens panoramic camera and a box of transparency film, and I never really put either one down. It’s...
There's a moment in Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo - a flash of color so saturated, so electrically alive, that it doesn't look like film. Jean Curran wondered about it and asked…
Different scenes, different approaches, one shared focus: the art of composition.
Rule of thirds, leading lines, balance — or simply instinct? See how the LuLa community approached composition.
Terry McDonald on The Art of the Landscape, straight photography, and finding your own vision.
Visual acuity gets you a sharp image and visual awareness gets you a great image. Good news - we can train our brain to be more aware.
Whenever I travel, I always wage an internal battle: how much effort do I devote to capturing the tourist attractions versus the place versus the...
Part 2 of this month's Show & Tell expands the theme of Chaos with striking photographs of train wrecks, stone quarries, tangled forests, busy streets, and unexpected moments from photographers…