I often mention the issue of whether or not photographers can “change the world”. It’s something we could speculate about, but what I firmly believe is that you can at least change someone’s world, or to put it simply – improve someone’s life. And it’s precisely what a group of photo enthusiasts is trying to do. Joined through Epic Photo Tours and guided by Herb Leventon, this group changes the world of those who live in darkness....

Thankfully, Google has included a pretty cool feature that is going to help you block those unknown calls so you won’t be disturbed any longer. That is, until spammers learn about this feature and start calling from a regular number and not an unknown number. This feature should be available on any Android smartphone running Android 6.0 or later. However, depending on your phone, the options might be different and say different things....

If you’re a creative professional, chances are that you use a webcam for business. Whether it’s a client video conference, screen capture tutorial or your vlog, how you look on your webcam reflects how your business is presented to the world. So, have you noticed that almost everyone looks terrible on their webcam? Well, in this article I will give you a few tips to look good on a webcam or vlog....

Other than being the greatest toy ever, LEGO bricks have been proven useful in photography and filmmaking. Some creatives use them as subjects, and some make sliders or stabilizers out of them. In this video, Jacob Kassnoff of Indy Mogul demonstrates how he made a DIY follow focus rig using LEGO bricks and a single 3D-printed piece. So if your stash of LEGO is gathering dust somewhere in the attic, here’s a chance to play with it again in this super-geeky project....

To take amazing photographs of the night sky you need massively expensive specialist equipment that costs thousands of dollars, am I right? No, I am totally wrong, and this video from Trevor Jones at AstroBackyard shows you exactly what gear you need to get started taking spectacular night sky images. Gear: Gear: Trevor says that he can take these images using a basic entry-level DSLR like a Canon Rebel T7, plus an 18-55 mm kit lens....