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@photography · Aug 16
Cambridge in Colour's photography tutorials are free and among the clearest explanations of the technical fundamentals anywhere online. Articles on exposure, aperture and depth of field, shutter speed, ISO, and white balance come with interactive diagrams you can adjust to see the effect instantly. Unlike gear-focused sites, it explains why things work, so the knowledge carries across every camera you'll ever own. Read the core tutorials in order, then go out and shoot each concept deliberately.
Cambridge in Colour
Planning, safety, and storytelling from a leading adventure photographer. Great for outdoor shooters.
Contemporary photography from around the world. Keeps your sense of what's possible current.
LensCulture
Essays on master photographers and their methods. Builds visual literacy beyond technique.
Short project-based classes on specific styles — street, food, portraits. Learn by assignment.
Reflective videos on seeing, creativity, and the photographer's mindset. Rare depth on YouTube.
A free, open-source RAW editor. A serious Lightroom alternative without a subscription.
darktable
Work and essays from the legendary cooperative. Study how masters build stories in pictures.
Magnum Photos
Phil Ebiner covers camera modes, genres, and editing basics in one affordable package.
Deep, carefully tested articles on technique, lenses, and landscapes. Trustworthy gear reviews too.
Photography Life
The classic free course on off-camera flash. Still the best starting point for lighting.
David Hobby
Leibovitz on light, concept, and working with subjects. About seeing, not camera settings.
Thousands of practical tips for every genre. Good for answering specific questions quickly.
Digital Photography School
Official editing tutorials with sample images. Learn to develop RAW files properly.
Michigan State's structured course from camera basics to composition and editing, with peer feedback.
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