Every weekday, Photofocus curators share a great photograph taken by one of our readers. Every month we highlight photographs in the genres of architecture, beauty, outdoor, street and a flex category that changes each month. In September we started featuring pet photographs, and October will bring horror photographs. As dedicated
This week’s comic: Thanks to the Shoppe Designs.
I’m glad to see that Adobe are actively improving a really useful feature in Photoshop. Content Aware Fill has been a really useful tool for me, and if you haven’t tried it, you should check it out (here’s a video from Rich Harrington to get you up to date on the
The Color page videos are broken down into three parts. This is part 1 of 3. You’ll find the DaVinci Resolve 15 – Media Page article here. You’ll find the DaVinci Resolve 15 – Edit Page – Part 1 article here. You’ll find the DaVinci Resolve 15 – Edit Page –
Category: Pets Photographer: francesco giovani Photo: “Catching a fish” Many of us had a fish as our first pet. Myself, I neglected several small goldfish as a child. But Francesco’s capture of a human hand reaching for the fish is quite the unique and unexpected capture when it comes to
Food Photographer Lou Mann suggests using wax or parchment paper as a diffuser to soften the light source when photographing food.
Today we chat with photographer, author, educator, Olympus visionary and President of Skylum, Scott Bourne
Create amazing HDR photographs with Skylum’s Aurora HDR 2019. Purchase today and save plus get a free bundle of training, LUTs and Looks too! To explain why Aurora HDR 2019’s new Quantum HDR Engine is such a big deal, we need to understand why it’s needed and how it’s powerful
Some images are captured, while others are created. That is, for some scenes, nature does the heavy lifting with the lighting and what is required of the photographer is to have the technical know-how to capture the moment. Other times, digging deeper into the photographic bag of tricks may be
Category: Street Photographer: Thesrpspaintshop Photo: “Big Dino…” I ran across Thesrpspaintshop’s portfolio on Flickr and I was immediately drawn in. It is full of some great street photography, you should definitely check it out. But this image, “Big Dino…” has made my love for Jurassic World even stronger! Don’t you just want
Candid portraits are often the first type of portraits photographers learn to make, and they are probably the most often requested by clients. When you view a candid photograph, it feels like you truly see the subject being themselves. Here are five keys to help you consistently make great candid
I was recently sent the Pelican MPB35 mobile protect backpack and guys it’s a keeper! First, let me say this, it is not a photography backpack. It’s not fully protected and doesn’t have a lot of compartments or dividers that we usually like when it comes to holding our gear.
