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Scott Wyden Kivowitz is the Chief Community Officer at Imagely, Spider Holster ambassador, a father, photographer blogger, and educator. Scott is also the author of multiple photography ebooks including the topics of long exposures, panoramics, and street photography. Get his free Lightroom video series, Fundamentally Lightroom, to help you simplify your Lightroom workflow, and also receive his free photography guides collection as a thank you.
It wasn’t too long ago that Kevin shared his thoughts on the Xpozer print platform here on Photofocus. Today, I want to share mine. First thought First, and foremost, I
Photoshop educator Dave Cross is at it again with the second Photoshop Virtual Summit or as he likes to call it, the sequel. I spoke with Dave about the summit
TourBox (B&H | Amazon) reached out to me, asking for my feedback on their product. I was intrigued by Tourbox’s game console-style design and USB-C connection. That meant a small footprint and
There are countless things you can do to a website which can amplify its effectiveness. Today I want to share eight of those methods with you, so you can bring
As someone who wrote a book about panoramic photography, I often get questions about multi-row panos. But the funny thing is, until now I never paid much attention to them,
We most likely had the same thought when first looking at this — they’re USB cables, what can be said about them? That’s true, to a point. Area51 Tether Co.
Before we dive into the SpiderPro Hand Strap v2 review, I have to legally share in full disclosure, that I’m a Spider Holster ambassador. With that said, I do not
While my office is also my studio, just like so many other photographers, I am in a unique situation. My office/studio lights have to be adjusted for various scenarios: Working
Sure we are mostly stuck at home during this pandemic, doing our part to stay healthy and let the medical professionals and scientists find a way to fight the virus.
A professional portfolio is a key to attracting new clients. As a freelance photographer, you are responsible for choosing what to include, how to present your images and how to
Building a WordPress site for your photography business is a smart decision. It offers a place to showcase your work and connect with customers. However, if you want your website
We see it every day. Someone becomes a photographer and thinks, “Now I get to make photographs for the rest of my life.” Sure, you can and you will. But
