A camera lens is a photographer's control panel- it allows photography to take on a subjective perspective, say… the beholder's. In technical terms, a camera lens is simply one third of three basic elements that make up a camera- the optical element.

First, thing is first – for those of you who are not entirely tech-friendly junkies, we will start from square one -- What is a vlog? Well, a vlog is just like a blog in that it can be about anything, from food to travel, to fashion, to hobbies...

People get a portrait shot because they want to be identified for what they are. They want to leave a strong memory, and their want their family to be able to look at the photograph and see not only their face, but also their life and character.

​While television has changed over the years, it’s remained a steady aspect of life for decades. Sure, we can now watch shows on Netflix instead of waiting for them to appear on some station’s scheduling.

It's no surprise to hear that Amazon is absolutely killing it online. They've become the world's largest internet retailer and founder Jeff Bezos has his sights set far and wide on continuing to build and expand his ever-growing empire.

Today, Sony is known as one of the industry's most successful corporations, developing, designing, and manufacturing some of the world's best-selling electrical products.

Landscape photography is all about the composition. This is the niche whereby a photographer transcends into the space of art. No need for specialized gear or even an otherworldly subject- here, what matters is the beholder.

In the realm of photography there is arguably anything more important than light. So why would anyone go through the hassle (and boy, can it be a hassle) of taking pictures at night? Well, obviously because no sun ray could ever be as romantic as the moon

​Sales of photographic film have been steadily rising over the last few years, with professionals and amateurs alike rediscovering the artistic control offered by manual processes and the creative satisfaction of a physical end product.