What makes a photographer’s work distinct, easily identifiable and thus, truly theirs? Understanding their photographic style will deepen your appreciation for their work and inspire you to shape your own. Sounds interesting? In the video above, Alex Kilbee of The Photographic Eye shows us how to break down the styles
Okay, so you might be scratching your head right now. A macro lens for landscapes? Isn’t that a bit like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut? Well, not quite. While it might seem unconventional, a 90mm macro lens can offer a unique perspective on the world around us. I
In the mood to experiment with colors in your portrait photography? One way to do this is through colored lights in the studio. There are several ways to achieve this, including a budget option using inexpensive RGB lighting! In the video above, Jay P. Morgan of The Slanted Lens shared his tips
Remember the days of painstakingly cloning out unwanted objects in Photoshop? Well, those days might be numbered thanks to the new Remove Tool. It’s like having a magic eraser that can whisk away distractions with a few strokes. Have you tried the new Remove tool in Photoshop? How does it
This is not something new, but there really are some tangible benefits to working on personal projects. With the end of 2024 looming fast, maybe it’s time to start creating a road map for 2025. Why do personal projects? A personal project is a fantastic thing to do. It can
It hasn’t been long since the iPhone 16 came out, so we’re sure those of you who got it have been playing around with the camera. If you opted for the iPhone 16 Pro or iPhone 16 Pro Max, you might also be enjoying the extra features for shooting both
Yashica and I’m Back proudly announced an innovative collaboration that fuses the timeless charm of analog photography with the versatility of digital innovation. This partnership allows photographers to enjoy the nostalgic magic of film while embracing the convenience and power of digital features. Revolutionary products I’m Back Film Bringing the
Getting to eye level with wildlife subjects can be a bit of a challenge. Here’s one way to get down. I use a black flying disc to mount my camera on a gimbal. Beats trying to move a tripod along the ground by a mile. Read on to see my
Most photographers reach for an 85mm or a 70-200mm lens when shooting portraits. These lens are great for compressing the image to help make a heavier subject look slimmer. Since this is the norm, why not try something different? Here’s how to get creative and change it up with a
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. We’re now down to just a couple of months remaining in 2024. Many of you are
One of the hardest parts of starting out in any industry or job is your inevitable failures while learning and growing. I don’t care who you are — you’re going to make mistakes and learn lessons the hard way. As someone who is currently trying to transition from a hobbyist
Where taz + tez stands out is in their unique, stylish camera bags that you can use just as easily at an evening event to a day of travel photography. I’m checking out the latest addition to the range in this Pippa Shoulder Camera Bag review, and it is no
