We have discussed before how photography can help you combat depression and anxiety. I’ve even had an experience of my own and felt it on my own skin. Today, we’re talking about mindfulness. How are those two connected, I hear you ask. Well, mindfulness is an integral part of mental health improvement, and practicing it can help you deal with both depression and anxiety. In this video, Alex Kilbee of The Photographic Eye teaches you how to use photography to practice your mindfulness....

Sometimes, the stories behind why we may own a certain piece of kit can be more interesting than the item itself. This short film from Andrea Casanova of Branco Ottico embodies that idea. Called “The Camera Collector”, the mysterious narrator recounts his tales of gear acquisition over the past half century. The beating his father gave him after purchasing a Leica, and his determined response to make a living from photography....

We are starting something new here, a Featured Photographer video series where we talk with famous photographers. Our first installment is a piece by travel photographer Asher Svidensky, who has been published by National Geographic, BBC, Oxford and several others. Asher travels the world looking for stories. According to Asher, the only way to really get a story is by totally immersing yourself in the surrounding. But with total immersion comes a cost....

The Devil Is A Part-Timer Season 2 Episode 10 Countdown The Devil Is A Part-Timer Season 2 Episode 10 Countdown The series started in February 2011 and the Anime television program was released in 2013 after that a long time the series made its return. It is about a devil who is trying to conquer the world but some heroes are trying to stop him. He was sent back to his world by the heroes of a long time ago but he has returned to the modern date you....

In December 2014 I decided that I wanted to practice shooting the night sky in order to expand my photography skills. Of course I made every possible mistake. My compositions were completely off, I severely underexposed or blew out the sky and the images were not sharp. At the end of that month I headed out again determined to fix all my mistakes. I had learned that in order to nail my compositions it was wise to shoot a few seconds at highest possible iso and use those exposures to adjust my comp....