At this year’s NAB Show, Chris Do, CEO, and Founder of Blind, controversially stated that vlogging is effectively dead. As social media continues to evolve, with the introduction of Cake.co and other networks, can the same be said for traditional blogging? Blogging has been around since the mid-90s and has
For me, Twilight is some of the best time to shoot video and photographs with my drone. This 30-minutes before and 30-minutes after sunrise or sunset is often referred to as golden hour. The light often has a golden hue and is much softer and pastel-like. So how can you fly
In honor of their momentous wedding, Photofocus extends congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex–Prince Harry and Princess Megan! Yes. This happens. First of our wedding season funnies (not really if you are the wedding photographer!) Thanks to The Shoppe Designs for this humorous insight.
In our prior posts, I suggested starting points for exploring the sprawling metropolis that is Tokyo, modern Japan’s capital. If you missed those posts, here are links: Tokyo & Tsukiji and Tackling Tokyo Kyoto is another essential element in exploring Japan. Kyoto was the imperial capital of Japan for over a
There are two sliders in Lightroom and most other post-processors that can be handy for adjusting the intensity of your colors. Think of saturation like ISO, but for color — it bumps up the intensity of all of the colors in your photograph. On the other hand, vibrance is more selective,
In this course, join Richard Harrington and explore the world of HDR with Aurora HDR from Skylum. You’ll learn how to merge multiple exposures together to show an extended dynamic range of scenes. This class covers how to use the complete collection of options inside Aurora HDR. [Save $10 on
Let the ever-positive Jessica Sterling share some advice for shooting portraits Jessica Sterling’s resume boasts photographing major celebrities like Ashton Kutcher, Hugh Jackman, and Steven Spielberg, as well some huge brands like AT&T and the LA Dodgers. Her work has even been featured on MTV and the Wall Street Journal.
Category: Street Photographer: Tumi Le “Poor man” Tumi does a fantastic job of capturing the raw emotion in this photograph, taken in Vietnam. You can see the man struggle, with his makeshift crutches asking for money in his hat. The composition here is interesting, and really focuses in on the
It’s that time… we need your votes to settle an argument. Just how important are metadata, copyright info, and EXIF camera data to you? Do you add this info to your pics? Do you sort by it? Please vote below. Everyone who takes the survey gets a free eBook You
Are you looking to take your photography to the next level? Join Photofocus publisher Rich Harrington for a free webinar as he helps you unlock HDR photography. This session is all about getting natural looking photos with expanded details, tone, and color. FREE WEBINAR How to Fix HDR problems In-camera
Category: Sports Photographer: George Adkins “Morning Surf” George zooms in and captures this surfing image, which, is crystal sharp in showcasing the greatness of the sport. You can see the surfer anticipate the wave; George’s composition of the surfer makes this a powerful image. Originally shared with the Photofocus Flickr
Category: Outdoors Photographer: Ken Childress “Mt Elbert Forebay Milky Way” I’m always a sucker for a good milky way photo, but throw in a reflection and make it a pano and you’ve got my attention. Great color, and such a treat for the eye. Would love to see this printed up
