There are so many green screens out there. Some are convenient, but too small. Others are frustrating to set up. Even more are difficult to put away. Rejoice! The Angler Wide Vista Panoramic Background Screen (Chroma Green, 8 x 13′) offers a large screen size without the headaches of other
This is a tricky world I have entered. Usually just sitting in the realm of model releases and such, I recently had to dip a toe into the more commercial realm of Image licensing and Intellectual Property contracts. I’m not kidding when I say it made my head hurt. But
About five years ago I started writing almost every morning and it’s helped my photography and my business. Below I explain how. “The Artist Way” “The Artist Way” is a book/workbook by Julia Cameron. It had been recommended to me by a fellow artist (or two). When I first got
Explore the features of Radiant Photo, the new editing software generating buzz in the photography world. Discover my experience and opinion in this review.
While many smartphone models are now getting better built-in stabilizations, smartphone gimbals still come in handy. If you’re thinking about buying one, here’s a beginner’s guide that should answer all your questions. In the video above, UK-based Simon Horrocks shared some tips and tricks for mastering smartphone gimbals. He covers
Jesse Dittmar’s new book, “Overexposed,” shows his personal work shot on film during digital portrait assignments. He may very well be this century’s Yousuf Karsh. Celebrities in black & white When the review copy of “Overexposed” by Jesse Dittmar arrived, I was excited. The book is exquisite. I knew Jesse’s
Photography is an art form that allows us to capture moments and freeze them in time. While the subject of a photograph is important, the way it is framed can have a significant impact on the final image. One popular composition technique that photographers use is the frame within a
NAB Show is around the corner. This epic show for broadcasters and other video professionals coincides with meetings and industry sessions galore. If you’ve ever been on the fence about going to the show, but thought that it may not be for you because you are a photographer, social media
Elaborate, colorful, creative costumes — what photographer could resist an opportunity to photograph Carnival? I am not sure how long I have been aware of Carnival, but it has always been a curiosity to me. Interestingly enough, my social media news feeds stirred curiosity with my followers. I discovered there
So, you’ve invested countless hours perfecting your photography skills and are finally ready to share your work. But after publishing your photos on social media, you find someone has used your work without your permission. Imagine posting a beautiful photo on Flickr, only to have a big company use it
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps us make Photofocus better. This week, we ask: We are wondering, what was the last piece of camera gear you
When starting out as a family photographer, it’s important to photograph lots of families to build your experience and confidence. Most of us start out photographing our own families: Nieces and nephews, our own kids or our friends’ families. But at some point, you have to start working with strangers,
