Today we kicked off a huge week at Envato (it’s our 3rd birthday soon, don’t you know?) with the launch of Phototuts+, our 8th site in the Tuts+ Network. There we’ll be covering everything from beginner to advanced photography tips and techniques, post-processing, lighting and how to use your equipment with expertise. If you’ve ever wished you could take nicer photos, or to bump your nice photos into professional-level territory, Phototuts+ was created to help you!
Hit the jump to learn more about Phototuts+ and its editor, David Appleyard.
We’ll be publishing a combination of step-by-step written tutorials and screencasts/video lessons. In most weeks we’ll be publishing 2 – 3 high quality tutorials, so make sure to subscribe to the Phototuts+ RSS feed so you don’t miss a thing.
If you think you have the skills to create a screencast or text and image tutorial for Phototuts+, it’s easy to familiarize yourself with the guidelines and pitch your idea. We’re hungry for user contributions and pay great money for tutorials.
Meet the Editor, David Appleyard
David Appleyard currently edits Envato’s AppStorm blog, runs a successful design business and several other websites. David is also a passionate and skilled photographer, and in 2006 he founded a stock photography company with a partner. You can see a few of his photos in the Phototuts+ Flickr group, which, incidentally, you should also join!

Follow Phototuts+ on Twitter
If you’re a Twitter user, don’t forget to Follow Phototuts+ on Twitter for links, posts and general chatter! You’ll also find our other Tuts+ sites on Twitter including the main @tutsplus feed for network news and site launches.








firsrt xD nice site congrats
This looks like a great site!
Awesome, welcome to the network!
Wow another one, CG tuts just came out and now phototuts
What’s next for tutsplus?
Awesometuts
Beautytuts
Cartographytuts
Dremeltuts
Eatingtuts
Fixingtuts
…
Now we need Typogratuts+
Actually a Filmtuts/Videotuts website for the process of shooting video/film would be useful. Tutorials on lighting, camera composition, types of film & video cameras, steady-cams, cranes, dollies, studio vs. location shooting, basics of dialogue intensive scenes, shooting action, narrative vs. documentary, etc, etc etc. With the amount of equipment and techniques used in the capturing of video/film, there’s a plethora of material for tutorials.
I second that!
I third it!
cool idea for a new+ site
its simply sweet u ppl are so supportive thanks!!!!
i wish to get some on hd-videos which students can use to learn some cool stuffs arround
Dremeltuts! That’s is hilarious!!!
What will be really fun is when Dremeltuts tutorials start showing up on aetuts. You just know they will….
Wow… I’ve always been an avid photographer and would love to have to know stuff from the best in the business… cant wait to head over to the new site and start finding some really cool tips.