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Featuring the work of James Attree, we discover how color can enhance – but depends on – great photo composition. Be inspired and learn about the relationship between color and other components.

Steve Ives shakes things up with “Chestnut Glow”, an interesting and mesmerizing photo taken in an otherwise uninteresting location. The difference is the light from the sun, captured at just the right moment, rendering the scene beautiful and captivating. Steve’s photo is featured to demonstrate just how powerful and beautiful light can truly be.

After seeing Thamer Al-Hassan’s nighttime photo, “St. Paul’s & Millennium Bridge”, featuring London, you would be hard pressed to find a photo so dramatic and mesmerizing. Nighttime photography brings out a whole new character in the city. We briefly discuss this fact featuring Thamer’s photo as part of the discussion.

Black & White vs. Color – a debate often conducted between two separate photographers. But today, we bring you the work of Mark Heath who has produced both a black & white and a color version of the same photograph. Such a scenario teaches us much. But which format is better?

Kevin Thornhill returns the limelight with an interesting and inspirational sunset photo above the skyline of London. Is it possible to make sunset photos better? We think so. And Kevin’s work is proof.

This week, we bring you a stunning and inspiring photograph from Kevin Thornhill. To be inspired by this fine example of urban photography, read on.

This week, we feature an urban photograph from Stormdog titled “96th Street Subway Platform” which exhibits a great use of repetition and vanishing points. Read on to see the photograph, our thoughts and learn what can be learned from Stormdog’s great photo.