Category: Architecture Photographer: mjhedge Photo: “Arch” This well-known structure, designed by Finnish-American architect Eero Saarinen in 1963, is the world’s tallest arch. Though its elegant beauty and simplicity are very frequently captured by many photographers (including myself!), this never-the-less is a succinct image of the St. Louis icon. Originally shared
I was attending a workshop with Matthew Jordan Smith years ago when I saw first-hand how a photographer used a light meter. At that time he had a Sekonic meter. I remember him explaining how he never does a shoot without one and that it was one of the most
I’m about to enter my busy season — an entire month of shooting non-stop, sometimes with multiple events a day. Sometimes even multiple full days in a row! I wouldn’t have it any other way. While having photoshoots lined up is great, and that ultimately means cash in your pocket,
Let’s continue our look at achieving success as a stock contributor for photo and video. Photofocus publisher Rich Harrington sits down with Dennis Radeke of Adobe to learn what’s needed to sell your photos and videos as stock. This includes getting the necessary releases for your models and locations as well
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
The Edit page videos are broken down into 3 parts. This is part 3 of the 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: Arto Leppänen Photo: “Sleepy thoughts” I really love Arto’s capture, as it not only features a great emotion on the cat’s face, but it does a great job highlighting lighting and depth of field techniques. The shallow depth of field here makes the cat’s face crystal sharp,
Luster is the number one paper choice for photographers. It offers the vibrant colors of glossy with the finger-resistant finish of matte. Learn more tips on printing your photos.
With fall fast approaching, now’s a good of time as ever to start thinking back to your favorite Halloween costumes! We want to see your best scary, spooky, horrifying photographs for our October Photographer of the Day feature. In July, we made some changes to Photographer of the Day, and
A Facebook business page seems like business 101 for a photographer these days. You start making pictures for people, then immediately start a business page and load it with pictures and promotions. But there’s one thing you must do in order for your page to be successful. Invite friends to Like
Category: Street Photographer: Fabio Pirovano Photo: “FRAMURA STATION AUGUST 2018” Fabio Pirovana’s image “FRAMURA STATION AUGUST 2018” is colorfully vibrant. It exudes emotion and the leading lines are spot on, dragging your eye right across the image. The shutter drag makes you feel like your right there as it comes rushing by. Its perfection and I am
