Dutch photographer Joel Tjintjelaar has been specializing in long-exposure photography since 2006, and his minimalist compositions are full of rich contrast. Starting out as a seascape photographer, attending the Salk Institute in San Diego turned him on to architecture as a subject. He has won many awards and likes to share his expertise in the workshops he leads.

In this video, Hans-Peter Schaub combines nature photography with macro techniques and wide-angle lenses to provide a unique view of wild garlic plants in a spring forest. He tells us all about how to use extension rings to get right up close and how to use aperture settings to keep depth of field under control. He compares his results with those from a compact camera and also uses a fish-eye lens as to create truly unique nature photos.

In this video, renowned estate and vineyard wedding photographer Mike Larson talks about photography as a performance-based industry and gives expert advice on how to fulfill your clients’ expectations during a shoot. He also provides insights on how to market your work and build your business.

Photographer Lisa Tanner sits down with FotoTV to discuss her career and the incredible experiences she had as staff photographer and publicist with Atlantic Records. She also shares some of the iconic images from her huge archives. Tanner started shooting at an early age, thanks partly to her famous photographer father, Lee Tanner, who took her to jazz and rock concerts when she was a child. Her own career began at Atlantic, where she photographed some of the world’s most famous artists. Nowadays she prefers the less ego-driven world of jazz to a rock environment, and she loves to preserve unique moments in the turbulent lives of professional musicians.