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• Travel Advice for Photographers

  Ed Carreon shares the travel tips he and other professional photographers have learned over the years while abroad. Even if you're just going on holiday,…

• The RAW Backlash

  There are holy wars in every field of human endevour. Vi vs Emacs, C vs Java, film vs digital and of course RAW vs Jpeg.…

• Using Photoshop actions in GIMP

  GIMP#, a project to provide a "C# wrapper around the GIMP API" and that "enables users to quickly write new GIMP plug-ins using .NET or…

• Image Retouching

  More examples and proof that what you see in magazines isn't reality. This image collection allows you to hover over the image to view the…

• Digital Journalist: Harper’s Essays

  Peter Turnley's photo essays in the June issue of Digial Journalist are a snapshot of life all over the planet. The contrast between soldiers and…

• Digital Journalist May 2006

  Better late than never, the May issue of the Digital Journalist online magazine is out. I haven't had a chance to read it yet, but…

• Travel photography, what to bring

  On our honeymoon in Lanzarote all I had was my Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ5, 2 1GB SD cards, a spare battery and charger. Little did I…

• Interviews with Pulitzer Prize winners

  Mark Hancock has published a series of interviews with Pulitzer Prize winning photographers. I haven't got around to reading the whole lot but I'll have…

• Going Professional

  I consider myself very lucky to be passionate about two subjects – software development and photography. For many years the former paid the bills and…

• Sigma 10-20: going wide

  I splashed out on Monday afternoon on a Sigma 10-20mm F4.0-5.6 EX DC HSM in O'Leary's Camera World. Prices are good at around 499 Euro,…

• Managing data away from home

  Doug Plummer explains how he manages his photos while on assignment. 6000 shots? *gulp* (via)

• EDFAT – how to shoot a photographic project

  Seeing In Detail describes EDFAT, Entire, Details, Frame, Angles, and Time. Jim Bryant shows how he shoots a subject to get all the angles covered.…