Ten lessons drawn from David Hurn and Bill Jay's On Being a Photographer, through an article by Eric Kim. Thoughts on choosing subjects, anticipating moments, editing photographs and developing a more attentive way of seeing.

Getting close with a wide lens and stepping back with a telephoto create different kinds of connection. Photographers discuss how distance, context and focal length shape the stories they tell at a wedding.

You do not have to be comfortable in front of a camera to make photographs that feel like you. Eight suggestions from Katch Silva for a more relaxed, personal couple session.

Separation, natural frames, leading lines and the details you leave out. Ben Sasso shares practical ways to build stronger compositions and bring more variety to a set of portraits.