Summertime photography: ¡Fiesta!
Marie Tartar
I was recently on a family trip to San Miguel de Allende (SMA) in central Mexico. This colonial town is known for a seemingly endless succession of festivals throughout the
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Adobe announces its 2018 Rising Stars of Photography
Bryan Esler
For the second straight year, Adobe has announced its list of Rising Stars of Photography. A diverse lineup of photographers from across the globe, the list features everything from an
Quick Tip: Use a white card to brighten shadows
Bryan Esler
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
“The Enthusiast’s Guide to Travel Photography” gets you geared up for your next trip
Bryan Esler
(Editor’s note: Photofocus is pleased to announce a partnership with Rocky Nook. Rocky Nook publishes great books about photography by photographers. Coming soon we’ll be featuring excerpts from “The Enthusiast’s Guide
“I cry when I edit” — that’s literally what she said!
Vanelli
“I cry when I edit.” These are words I hear when talking to new photographers. They get overwhelmed and some — like my new friend Carmen — limit their shooting.
It’s Not About You
Fabrizia Costa
Everyone clicks on the About page. Don’t you? That’s how I realized that About pages are not all the same, and some are way better than others. But what makes
Photography Marketing: Differentiate Yourself from the Competition
Bryan Esler
One thing I keep hearing from photographers — “the photography market is saturated.” Undoubtedly, the area you live in is filled with other photographers looking for gigs. The fact of
Traveling Photographer in Japan: Kyoto and Arashiyama
Marie Tartar
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
Photographer of the Day: Eduardo Mendoza
Lauri Novak
Category: Travel Photographer: Eduardo Mendoza – “F32 TMax400R1Scan-ExposureX3“ When we are traveling we get caught up in capturing the sites and forget to take images of the actual journey. This can be the
Japan for the Traveling Photographer: Part 4: Tackling Tokyo
Marie Tartar
Tokyo is to Japan as New York City is to the US: modern, frenetic, a mélange of sub-cultures; in short, a blast! You can’t do it all, don’t even try,
Photography Worldwide: Niches You Know, Niches You Don’t
Chamira Young
The beauty of the career path you have chosen or the hobby you are cultivating through a passion you have is that it is wide-spread. Photography is all around the
Japan for the Traveling Photographer, Part 3: Tokyo and Tsukiji
Marie Tartar
Tokyo is modern Japan’s capital, its largest city and a dynamic and fascinating destination. Travelers in search of “traditional” Japan sometimes bypass Tokyo in favor of Kyoto; indeed, we never
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