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Weekly Wrap-Up: February 10-16, 2019
Bryan Esler
The Weekly Wrap-up compiles interesting articles published this week on Photofocus. This week we looked at how to find a photographic voice, gave a first look at the new Datacolor SpyderX Elite, went back in time to talk about capturing Hank Aaron’s historic home run, processed tones in our landscapes
Explore the abandoned world for Photographer of the Day!
Bryan Esler
Urban exploration is one of those cool genres of photographs that a lot of us just can’t get enough of. For March, we’re looking for photos that highlight the run-down, dilapidated buildings you’ve stumbled upon. We’re excited to see what you have in store, so grab your camera and start
Free Photoshop Webinar Today
Photofocus Team
We invite you to join us for Boosting Your Photoshop Workflow with New Technology with Richard Harrington How can AI, LUTs, and Tone mapping improve your images? Live Video Event in the Photoshop and Photography Group Saturday, February 16th at 11 AM Pacific Time. Join us here – https://www.facebook.com/events/376493476476815/ Would you
Moving from Apple Photos in macOS Mojave 10.14 to Lightroom Classic CC
Mykii Liu
Apple’s updated Photos app in Mojave included some very helpful features for those in their ecosystem, but still not enough for me to keep using Apple Photos over Lightroom Classic CC. In this post, we will show you a quick and dirty way to move your photos from Apple Photos
Photographer of the Day: Dan Luner
Bryan Esler
Category: Love Photographer: Dan Luner Photo: “Wild Wedding” In this image, Dan takes that faded film look and applies it to a wedding photograph, outside Elmwood Park Zoo in Norristown, PA. The feel here is perfect — it makes you think of those sunshiny days full of color. Dan actually mentions that the
Back to nature trends
Lauri Novak
There’s a great piece by Adobe on their blog about visual trends, “Natural Instincts: Finding Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Wellness on Planet Earth.” Unless you’re living under a rock (which may actually be a good thing) you’re aware of the back to nature, connecting with earth trend that is making
The Traveling Photographer: Choosing a trip to Antarctica, part 3
Marie Tartar
In our last two posts, Off to Antarctica and Choosing a trip to Antarctica, part 2, we’ve discussed the many moving parts involved in deciding on a trip to the White Continent. The biggest decision after deciding to go to Antarctica is whether to also include South Georgia. Comparing Antarctic photo
Photographer of the Day: Mark Krajnak
Erin Holmstead
Category: Street Photographer: Mark Krajnak Photo: “Covered” Guys, there is a pig in this photo! Do you see it? It oddly was the first thing I noticed. Also, I wonder where the light is coming from that is illuminating the gentleman’s face? Is it from the Broadway sign? Originally shared to the
Photographing Hank Aaron’s 715th homer
Photofocus Team
(Editor’s note: In this guest post, Atlanta photographer, Ron Sherman, recounts his Baseball Hall of Fame photo of Hank Aaron rounding the bases after hitting home run number 715 breaking Babe Ruth’s long-standing record.) The record breaker and friends On April 8, 1974, on a freelance assignment for United Press International,
Photographer of the Day: Joe
Lauri Novak
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Joe Photo: “Trees Through the Mist” Oh so moody. The symmetry created by the reflection makes this even more mysterious as if you can’t tell up from down. Images like this remind us that there is no bad light, no bad weather and that it’s always good to get out
Portrait Tips: Headshot factory
Levi Sim
One of my favorite things to do for corporate clients is to make headshots at their annual meetings. Their employees live all around the country, so this is the only opportunity to make pictures for them all in one place. This is a challenging shoot, but it’s a lot of
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