183 (Digital) Photography Training Courses

Photographing kids can be tricky. Some kids love the camera, but many freeze up as soon as you point one at them. To take great portraits, …

Paddle into the Pacific with surfer and iPhone photographer Tony Cruz, whose portraits of the California coast, both gritty and sublime, ha…

The handmade nation is growing rapidly. Whether you are a blogger or a hobbyist, or thinking about taking the leap and becoming a professio…

Lighting can make or break a portrait. Photographers often try to improve light using flash or lighting panels, but that hardware can be ex…

Learn simple techniques for creating great portraits. In this course, Levi Sim shows how to find and make great light with basic tools, and…

Whether you're photographing a room for an architectural magazine, for a real-estate ad, or for an interior decorator friend, interior spac…

Cuba is a unique place with a unique history. Understanding that history and its impact on Cuba's vibrant music, bold art, astounding archi…

When shooting travel or street photography in famous places, it's easy to end up with clichéd pictures of tourist attractions. When you fo…

Gum printing and Photoshop. Light sensitive materials exposed by sunlight, negatives created with an Epson printer. Meet Brian Taylor, a ph…

"Everyone's camera can tell a story," says world-renowned photographer Douglas Kirkland. Follow along as he explores the process of shootin…

How do you create authentic, sincere portraits that capture the essence of people? A lot of it comes down to post-production. Using Adobe P…

A great way to expand your photographic horizons is to get close—very close. With macro and close-up photography, you can discover new de…

It can be hard to make photographs of iconic landscapes seem fresh. In this course, professional photographer Justin Reznick heads to New Z…

Sometimes shapes tell better stories than shadows. A silhouette of a person or object can be a powerfully expressive, graphical representat…

If you're a photographer (an enthusiast or a pro), you'll eventually be asked to photograph a wedding: a task that's both a privilege and a…