Digital photography is at a disadvantage when it comes to creativity. However, there are lessons from history you can apply to overcome this.

For Nicolas Morley, who graduates this fall with a BFA in photography from the School of Art, the path to photography began with a moment of clarity late in high school.“It took me a while to figure out what I wanted to major in,” he says.  “I chose photography because it was the only thing that really made sense to me.”

The beautiful and scientifically revealing stars of the Royal Society Photography Competition.

Photography goes beyond just composition and exposure—it’s a lifelong process of patience, failure, curiosity, and self-exploration. After years of practice, you'll see that it's not only about what’s in front of your camera but also about what occurs behind it. Here are 10 lessons every photographer discovers. Gear Doesn’t Make the Photographer A few learn this early on,

If you think wintertime is an excuse to put your camera away and stay warm indoors, then you need to read this article! Winter photography is a challenge...