This week we’re getting to know community member, Karen Randall. Karen loves photographing flowers, landscapes and the Milky Way. She enjoys hiking and camping and takes her camera with her wherever she goes. Haven’t joined the Photofocus Community yet? Sign up for free today! How did you get started in
I make no secret about the fact that I love 35mm prime lenses. Ever since its launch, I have been excited about the massive Sigma 35mm f/1.2 DG DN Art. After getting my hands on one to review, I put it through its paces as anyone would. Could this really
Interested in getting into street photography but not sure where to begin? Among the first things you must familiarize yourself with are the camera settings that work best for this type of photography. However, this be understandably confusing if you’re a total beginner. Sure, you can set your camera on
Do you believe that you can get great mirrorless entry level cameras with all the bells and whistles for under $1,000? Well, believe it because it’s true, and we’re going to show some of them to you. You might be surprised at the quality of entry level cameras that you
Did you realize there are over 148,000 working photographers in the United States? If you make a living helping other people capture their memories with the help of a high-quality camera, your main goal should be to make your business venture more profitable. Accomplishing this goal will require both hard
Over the past year or so, there have been a couple of new pieces of software that have come on the scene, promising to do one thing — reduce noise. In addition to Topaz DeNoise AI, DxO PureRAW and ON1 NoNoise AI have come to the market to help photographers
One of the things that landscape photographers must pay attention to is keeping their photos sharply focused from foreground to background. Aside from the creating a better sense of place, it makes viewing the photos a more immersive experience. If this is something you’re struggling a bit in your landscape
Flat battery. Loss of files… Make sure to have a great plan B to avoid these common and frustrating photography mistakes!
If you want to craft a compelling visual story for a photo series, the cinematic route is hard to beat. With the style borrowing the lighting, setting and composition of the big screen, it encourages the reader to pay attention to the narrative. Still, I think it can be challenging
Adobe has been hard at work trying to create mobile editing experiences for photographers on the go; maybe Photoshop Express and its new updates will make the mobile software a viable option. Being able to edit our images on devices like iPads, iPhones and other mobile devices isn’t anything new.
I have been asked several times is it even possible to create Selective Color images in Adobe Lightroom Classic. It’s actually pretty easy, especially with the right photo. Take this simple orange gerbera. So I thought I’d put together a little post about how to create selective color in Lightroom,
Three main things I find that have helped me create stronger wildlife photography are patience, practice and anticipating behavior. You work on all three when you have animals in front of your camera. Get thee to a zoo Many times I don’t have the subjects which to study and photograph
