Have you ever wondered why you should have your own photography website or blog? Here are 11 great reasons that every photographer should have a website!

Can there be a more romantic location to work as a photographer than the African wilderness? Wildlife photographer Andy Biggs is living the dream.

Ever wondered about the story behind the prestigious Travel Photographer of the Year Competition? Founder Chris Coe tells the story and gives his tips for success.

Cat Vinton won the 2007 Travel Photographer of the Year Competition with her amazing photos of the nomadic tribes the Sami and the Mongols. She also wants to take a photo of the Dalai Lama wearing red shoes.

English Landscape Photographer Mark Sunderland chats about his journeys to the American west and Patagonia, selling his prints, and why he’d like to go to Iceland in this fascinating and informative interview.

One of my ambitions is to write and produce photography books. Who better to ask than Michael Freeman, a photographer and writer who’s written a staggering 102 books?

I love travel photography and sometimes I see someone’s work that just amazes and humbles me. Here’s a selection of work from South American photographers that have recently caught my eye:

Mountaineer, film maker and adventurer Harry Kikstra is much more than just an accomplished travel photographer. I invited him to take part in an interview.

I first discovered Sol Lang’s erotic photography on Flickr and a visit to his website confirmed that he’s a very busy photographer. He exhibits, self-publishes books and calendars and sells prints on Imagekind. I asked him about some of these things. His answers will surprise you.