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Article: Untag—AdoramaTV.iPad App Review

Adorama Photography TV presents Untag for the iPad.

Article: Olympus Pen E-PL3—AdoramaTV.Product Reviews

Adorama Photography TV presents the Olympus Pen E-PL3, the newest middle-range Micro Four Thirds format camera with interchangeable lenses.

Article: Holiday Slideshow—AdoramaTV.Digital Photography 1 on 1

Got a Mac? You can easily create a slideshow to share with your family and friends. Mark Wallace shows you how.

Article: 100 Photo-tastic Gifts for Under $100.Got a Benjamin? Need a photographic present? We've got 100 recommendations!

Memo to photographers: Share this buying guide with your generous friends. Maybe they’ll get the hint. Memo to gift-givers: Read on to help decide what to get for the photographers in your life.

Article: 6 Amazing Ski and Snowboarding Photography Portfolios.Inspiring winter action shots

It’s the dead of winter—a time when some of us sit in front of our computers and try to learn some new tricks in Photoshop. But sitting and not shooting just won't do for some of us. Here’s the work of half a dozen photographers who’d rather hit the slopes.

Article: PhotoZAP 28: Simply Red.Our critics praise and pan your pictures

“The photographer has captured his young daughter in a natural, unposed, and thoroughly unselfconscious way.”—Monica Cipnic

Blog: Top Photos of The Year 2009 Around the Web.Weekend Wrap: A round-up of best-of's

I sweep the Web for best-of-year photo collections, because when it's all said and done, it's all about the photographs. Here's my top 10 Year In Pictures collection round-up.

Article: Jumpin' Portraits!.Get your subjects' feet off the ground

Want to add energy and something different to your portraits? Don't just let your subjects sit there--get them to jump! (Bonus: this is a great way to get restless children to channel their energy into great airborne poses.)

Article: 100 in 100: Air-to-air plane photography.100 Photographic Tips in 100 Days, Part III: Day 50

Article: Your Turn.Our Favorite Reader-Submitted Photos (So Far)

I love looking at photos shot by readers who’ve read our tips and how-to articles and put them into practice. A steady stream of images has been coming into my e-mail in-box recently—mostly baseball shots, along with some portraits and many macro photos mixed in for good measure. It’s time to share the best of ‘em.

Article: 10 Photo Industry Predictions for 2008.Resnick prognosticates the year ahead, again. How will he do this time?

Article: Different Gets Attention.Composition tip

Here's a tip that applies whether you're using a simple compact digital camera or the the most sophisticated Digital SLR!

Article: Slow Shutter Speed Action Panning.Show movement

A common newbie mistake when photographing sports is to use the fastest shutter speed to freeze action. That’s fine where there is a peak of action, as in basketball and baseball. The Sports mode on many cameras selects short exposures to stop movement.

Article: Foreground is Key When Shooting Scenics.What's up front counts

Nothing says “boring” in a scenic more than just showing the scene. No matter how dramatic the vista in front of you, making sure there’s an interesting element in the foreground will almost always transform it into a more interesting photo.

Article: Photograph the Alphabet.Fun with found fonts

Want to create a personalized photographic gift for a birthday or other special occasion? Make that special someone’s name out of photographs of letters of the alphabet!

Article: Look Down!.Look down and soon your photography will be looking up

Sometimes the best photographs are lying at your feet.

Article: Film scanning checklist.12 things you should do before, during, and after you scan film

If you've been weaned on 35mm SLRs, as I have, you probably have a large (and aging) collection of 35mm slide...

Article: Portraits Without a Studio.It's amazing what you can do with 72 square feet of shooting space

Much of my portrait and fashion photography is done on location, but living in Colorado sometimes the models (and the photographer too) just aren’t in the mood for cold weather and snow. That’s when a studio comes in handy.