Enjoy NYIP’s great collection of Photography Tips and Articles
This collection of photography tips and articles is designed to help you learn more about the art and business of
photography. From photo tips on holidays and sports to people, pets, outdoors and digital, these articles offer
photography tips in a variety of categories. Written by our expert professionals, these photography articles are packed
with valuable information and techniques.
How to Photograph Holiday Lights
At this time of year, many of the world's cultures and religions celebrate holidays that involve lights. While the use of lights and candles is often explained in terms of the rites of the particular culture, most scholars agree that the lights came first; the explanations followed. After all, since humans gained control of fire, light has been used to illuminate the darkness — especially, during the depths of winter — rather than curse it.
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Concert Photography
When I contemplate music, my vision is of a team of individuals with a common love of their craft coming together to form a collection of instrumental and vocal perfection. They speak through their music. Their purpose: to entertain their audience; entice them to sing along and to move their bodies.
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How to Take Great Photos of Football Part 2
When I met Ben Shyman he was an inquisitive photography student. He's gone on to a part-time professional career and, most notably, has been able to find a niche on the sidelines of NFL games, starting with the New York Giants, then with the San Francisco 49ers.
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Travel Photography, Tips From Abroad Part 2
Before heading to Toscana (Tuscany), St. Peter's Basilica was number one on my list of things to photograph in Rome. First and foremost, it's a holy place, but also one of spectacular beauty, history, and grandeur.
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Keeping the Smile - Boniface Kimani Muthoni
Photography has the power to change lives. Usually it is through the images themselves that document situations of turmoil, strife or sacrifice or hope - the lone protestor at Tiananmen Square facing down tanks for instance. But sometimes it's the act of taking photos that can make a difference or change a life.
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Photoworld Press Pass Truly Works
Taking a chance at a higher profile event than ever before, I tried using my NYIP Photoworld Press Pass to get into the Press Pool for a chance to photograph the Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden. Read More…
Picture of the Month: English Perpendicular
This month we feature an interesting travel image by NYIP Graduate Debbie Bellingham.NYIP Associate Dean Jerry Rice will evaluate this image using NYIP's Three Guidelines, a simple Three-Step Method for setting up every photograph.
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Jim Edd's New Hurricane E-Book
For 14 years, Jim Edds has been chasing hurricanes, typhoons, tornadoes and other extreme weather throughout the world. His dramatic still photographs and videos of these storms have appeared on the National Geographic Channel, the Discovery Channel, the Weather Channel and in dozens of magazines.
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NYIP Photoblog is now Live!
We are proud to announce our new NYIP Photography Blog featuring industry leading content and tips. Having just
celebrated the school's 100 year anniversary, NYIP draws on a rich history of training photographers from all over the
world. The blog features a wide variety of fresh content designed to help photographers of all skill levels reach their
goals.
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