How to Create the Look – Posing a Group
Vanelli
This “How to Create the Look” article focuses on posing a group then photographing them individually.
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HDR Hangout: Creating Natural Looking HDR Images
Rich Harrington
In this free webinar, you’ll learn how to create HDR image that look natural and not over-processed. It’s perfect for all photographers (even if you
Hate Noisy Pictures? This May Help…
Levi Sim
Photographs are wonderful things, and one of their amazing characteristics is the detail we can see in a picture. I’m pretty observant of details in
Holiday Photo Tips from the Photofocus Team
Nick Minore
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States and it’s a day to spend time with friends and family. With everyone around, it’s a great time to shoot family photos that can be shared with the family or used for Christmas cards.
Bounced Flash for Casual Shooting
Erika Thornes
I live in a cave. Not literally, but it sure feels like it. My house is so dark. Even with the windows wide open, on
How I Got the Shot – Finding Pockets of Light
Vanelli
When shooting in low light situations, look for pockets of light to exposure your subject.
Making a HDR file in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop
Rich Harrington
Turns out that’s not a completely fair comparison. Lightroom uses a 16-bit floating point image while the others use a 32-bit integer image. I’m still
Lightroom Hangout: Liberating the Local Adjustments
Levi Sim
You gotta join us live for our next Google+ Hangout, totally free of charge. Not only will you learn terrific techniques, but if you tune
How to Create the Look – A Rugged Black & White Portrait
Vanelli
This “How to Create the Look” article shows what it takes to create a rugged Black & White portrait.
Photofocus Photowalk: Lightless in Seattle, or Speedlighting the Fremont Troll
Levi Sim
Seattle is calling! So let’s make pictures in one of the best places in the country. We’ll start with portrait practice under the bridge on
How Many Ways Can You Style a Photo?
Chamira Young
Recently, I stumbled upon a simple flower photo I took years ago on vacation. It was snapped just for fun as I was walking along
Setting Up Two Windows for One Image in Photoshop
Nicci Widener
Have you ever been zoomed in while editing in Photoshop, only to zoom out and realize your adjustments were not at all what you wanted?
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