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 August we started featuring wedding photographs, and September will bring pet photographs. As dedicated
Check out the newest addition to the “How to create series” teaching how to create an action portrait with Venetian blinds. The how to create series is a combination of How I Got the Shot and instructions on how you can recreate the same look.
This is article #34 in the DSLR Video Weekly series. If you’d like the whole thing in one shot, check out the book Creating DSLR Video: From Snapshots to Great Shots. Once you get the hang of video, be sure to monetize it by becoming a contributor to Adobe Stock. __________________________________ Let’s
This is a follow-on article to Becoming a Better Drone Videographer: Setting up your DJI Drone Camera for Video Using Manual Mode and D-Cinelike. This article assumes that you set up your camera based upon that article and shot your video in that same mode or at least in D-Cinelike. In
Category: Weddings Photographer: Sarah Wayte Photo: “Blessing” In Sarah’s photo, she explains the bride’s love for animals, and how important it was to have both her and the groom in photos with her animals. In addition to the horse photo, Sarah took photographs of the couple with goats as well.
Photographer, Educator, Author and a Canon Explorer of Light, Roberto Valenzuela shares his tips on Lighting to Communicate.
Why is it important for us, photographers, to define the value of our services? Charging the right price isn’t always easy, but is definitely required.
Category: Street Photographer: Scott Westhoven Photo: “Untitled” Scott Westhoven’s image completely caught my eye and caused me to do a double take. At first glance, I had no idea what I was looking at. It wasn’t until I zoomed in closer that I notice all the detail. Made me appreciate a fellow
When you’re shooting on-location, it can sometimes be challenging to control the light and shadows in a scene. At a recent food shoot, I used a white card to help to brighten the shadows that were visible around the pizza, pepperoni tomatoes and basil. You can pick one up really
I’m sure looking forward to PhotoPlus Expo, this fall. It’s a singular event with educators and vendors from around the globe gathering in one spot. You’ll be able to get your hands on all the great new cameras and lenses and tripods and Platypods and lights and software and who
Why a regular clean-up is recommended We’ve been looking at websites for some time now (if you haven’t followed, put my name in the search box and fish out the articles – they’re still wriggling), and you got the gist of how to build one and make it visible, and
