The BPW loves to explore, and where better to start than our very own back-ya’hd, Cape Cod!
Read moreBehind the Lens: Death Valley 2025
Photo by: Pete Maclellan
At the beginning of 2025, our students at BPW had the exciting opportunity to explore Death Valley National Park and photograph the stunning views of Mesquite Dunes and Zabriskie Point. With a fun, close-knit group of students and excellent instructors guiding us, we had a fantastic time capturing images of Badwater Basin (the salt flats), Dante's View, Artist's Palette, and the Rhyolite ghost town.
Read more5 Tips for Getting Started in Photography
Article written by Nathan Smith.
Whether you're a seasoned pro or just picked up your first camera, photography is a journey of endless discovery and creative expression. It's a way to freeze moments in time, tell stories, and share your unique perspective with the world. As you begin this exciting (and often rewarding) journey, here are five tips to help you get started and make the most of your photographic adventures.
Read moreChoosing Your First Camera: A Beginner's Guide
In today's market, choosing your first "real" camera can feel overwhelming. Not only are there hundreds of models available in just about any budget range, you have hundreds of lenses available to choose from as well. But don’t stress! We’re here break down what you need to know to make an informed decision and get shooting.
Read moreGear We Love: Cameras 2025
It’s that time of year where may people start considering new cameras. Because we love all things photography (especially tech) each year we compile a list of cameras we believe are worth your hard earned money.
Although a list seems easy enough to share, we spend the entire year researching these cameras to make the best suggestions for our community. #HumbleBrag
#TLDR - To cut to the chase, here’s our list!
..but we hope you’ll read the rest of our article to see how and why we chose these cameras, and why it matters to you!
Read moreTravel Light, Capture Right: Essential Tips for Traveling with Your Camera
Photo by: Alice donovan rouse