Using some basic but critical techniques during the editing process is not only a time saver, but it’s one of the keys to making great digital prints. Master printmaker Mac Holbert shares the three steps he always takes when preparing an image.

Discover how Bruce Dale works, his method of capturing an event, a person, or a landscape. From planning for the unplanned picture to using infrared filters, Dale gives some marvelous tips every professional photographer can use and benefit from.

Henry Wilhelm discusses fine art papers, traditional photographic prints, and how they compare to making ink jet prints that can last for generations.

How do you get natural poses and expressions from children, especially models who tend to give you their standard 1-2-3-4-5 positions? Find out the tricks Jack Reznicki has learned over the years—they’re simple and they work.

Everyone knows how to handle and store paper—right? Mac Holbert shares some tips you might not be aware of, plus he gives some advice on making the ideal paper selection for a photograph. 

Bruce Dale talks about preferences for getting the right color balance in Photoshop and in-camera. He also demonstrates a useful panning technique, and how to use burning and dodging to add more drama to an image.