Posts by Author: Alysa Gavilan
The Uncomfortable Trick That Could Make You a Better Photographer
Want to become a better photographer? Try these uncomfortable photography exercises designed to break habits, challenge your eye and improve your skills.
What Do You Really Need to Become a Photographer?
What do you really need to become a photographer? Learn about the equipment, skills, education, portfolio and practical experience you need.
Markiplier Just Became GoPro’s Biggest Shareholder
YouTuber Markiplier has become GoPro’s biggest shareholder after acquiring an 8.5% stake. His investment comes as GoPro bets on a new generation of cameras.
Are Your Old Photos Worth Money? Here’s What Collectors Look For
Are your old photographs worth money? Learn what makes vintage and antique photos valuable, from rarity and history to the photographer and condition.
The Best Reason to Buy a Camera Has Nothing to Do With Image Quality
Why buy a camera when your phone already takes great photos? Photographer Teo Crawford argues that enjoying the process can make you shoot more.
Hasselblad Is Making Serious Money From Mirrorless Cameras
Hasselblad’s latest financial results show how its mirrorless medium format cameras, particularly the X System, have helped drive a major increase in revenue.
Panasonic Announces Four New Lenses for Full Frame and Micro Four Thirds
Panasonic is refreshing its lens lineup with four new models for full frame and Micro Four Thirds cameras, covering everything from wildlife and sports to portraits and everyday photography.
The PEN Could Be Making a Comeback at OM System
OM System is teasing a 2026 camera with a video celebrating the PEN’s history, while a new camera registration adds fuel to comeback rumors.
Your Photography Could Improve Before You Even Pick Up Your Camera
Want to improve your photography? Photographer Simon Booth explains why studying better images can train your eye and strengthen your compositions.
The Best Travel Photos Might Be the Ones You Never Planned to Take
Photographer Mitch Lally explains why slowing down, carrying less gear, and leaving room for spontaneity can lead to better travel photos.





































