Covid-19 is here, and the best thing we can do about it is to do nothing at all. It’s not ideal, but there are ways to make the most of your down time at home. Here are some good ideas, but the last one might be the most important.

Tethering offers a plethora of benefits to almost any photoshoot that go far beyond eliminating the import step.

Drones are awesome, but there are some things you should know before offering drone imagery as a commercial service

We've compiled a list of Colorado photography permits for popular locations.

Audio… The archenemy of any beginning (or experienced) video shooter. In all actuality, audio is its own discipline separate from photography and videography. It is equally challenging and requires its own skillset and workflow. Audio is non-negotiable, and can make or break a production.

Wide or telephoto? Expanded space or compressed space? Once landing on a choice there, you then have to ask yourself if you'll be looking for a particularly shallow depth of field, and therefore a particularly fast lens, or if you'll be stopping down to f/8 or f/11 for more depth of field. There are a lot of factors that go into lens choice, but one decision you'll inevitably have to make is whether to use a zoom, prime, or both.

Shallow depth of field. That magical look that gets the subject in sharp focus while everything behind the subject completely falls away into a buttery, creamy, silky smooth dream.

Ever wish you could get just a bit more magnification out of your telephoto lens? Is 200mm sometimes just not quite long enough? You’re in luck! Teleconverters can extend your lens’s focal length up to 2x , meaning  you can finally fill your frame with that squirrel’s headshot.

There are more people taking images now than ever before in history. To keep up with such a massive demand and interest in photography, new and old camera companies have been churning out cameras of all kinds, shapes, sizes, and prices.