Finally I See - by Rob Gray
Landscape photography is a demanding venture, to say the least. As photographers, we struggle endlessly with the landscape, as we try to find the right composition, lighting, etc. Rob Gray tells us how one day, he finally "saw" the landscape for what it really is...without a camera.

Colored Spots - by Robert A F van de Voort
Colored lighting in the studio can be a great deal of fun, which can lead to some superb images. Using the right aperture with the spot lighting effect can do even more to enhance the final image. Check out this article to learn how Robert A F van de Voort was able to create some interesting perspectives through his experimentation with colored lights and aperture.

Framing Tips - by Jim Fishwick
Framing your art and photography is quite a challenge, given the number of adverse factors we are faced with. Ultraviolet light, radiation, etc. all play a role in this adversity. Learn how to frame your work properly in this article.

A Lens with View to View - by Robert A F van de Voort
The human mind and eyes comprise the most complex system in all of nature. What happens when we combine these two elements with spacial relationships and photography just might surprise you. In this article series by Robert A F van de Voort, we explore the relationship between the human eye and photography / art. Prepare yourself to be amazed...