A look into the transition from film photography to digital and how both systems work. Written by Roy Barker.

Learn how using a tripod can dramatically improve your photo results and what advantages it can bring to certain situations; includes information on shutter speed, aperture, composition, and lenses.

Learn some of the basic necessities that make a photo a good photo written by Gary Hendricks.

In digital photography ISO measures the sensitivity of the image sensor. The same principles apply as in film photography - the lower the number the less sensitive your camera is to light and the finer the grain.

Learn how to use your digital camera to take fascinating close-up or macro shots.

Advanced digital painting walkthrough tutorial on realistic digital painting from photo reference.

A tutorial helping photographers to consider the impact of color on their shots.

This tutorial provides a brief introduction to the art of taking infrared photos with a digital camera.

Put most simply - Aperture is the size of the opening in the lens when a picture is taken. When you hit the shutter release button of your camera a hole opens up that allows your cameras image sensor to catch a glimpse of the scene you're wanting to

Learn how to create some infrared effects with digital photograph and photoshop.

The number of megapixels is just one issue you should be concerned with when looking at digital cameras, more megapixels is not necessarily better.

Learn how to take flash photos correctly using the flash built-in to your digital camera; includes information on distance, light, and composition.

Learn what you can do to capture sharp, crisp photos that are free of blur and noise. Includes information on shutter speed, aperture, iso, contrast, tripods, and camera lenses.

With digital photography, the amount of photographs we take can be many. It creates a need to organize them properly. This article tells you how to do it.

Lomography is a cool style of photography but if you follow this technique you can create similar looking shots with your digital camera.

Today while sorting through some old boxes I found a photo album filled with the first ever photos that I took as a young budding photographer. I was around nine years old when I first started using our familyâ??s film point and shoot camera and I still remember my Dadâ??s â??trainingâ?? on how to use it. Basically it consisted of this advice.

In this tutorial, you will learn how to add a waterfall effect to an existing image.

Learn to create a waterfall from existing stationary water.

Michael Sanford explains some confusing photography terms in this in-depth article.

An informative article about equipment, strategies, and techniques needed to be a successful long exposure photographer.