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Photoshop and DSLR Video Workshop in Chicago

Rich Harrington

If you’re in the Chicago area, I’ve got an event I’d like to invite you to. I’m giving a workshop covering Photoshop and DSLR video in the Windy City. The

2 Point Lighting – Pictures and Technique

Photofocus Team

This is how I light some of my street portraits using the two point lighting technique that I learned way back in the 1980s while I was training at the

How crowd sourcing led to an HDR adventure

Levi Sim

I think whoever invented the idea for HDR software must have been a car guy who wanted to make it simpler to show off his beautiful cars. Cars are such

Couples Boudoir – Beyond a Stroll in the Park — NSFW

Photofocus Team

When I set out my product offerings to my wedding clients back in 1998 a pre wedding shoot was a novel idea. It became the ‘walk in a park’ photo

Photographers Tamara Lackey & Joel Grimes plus Facebook’s New Policy — Photofocus Podcast 9/15/13

Rich Harrington

This week’s show is a triple scoop of goodness. We’ve got three interviews to satisfy your creative, technical, and business needs. Join hosts Rich Harrington and Melissa Niu for interviews with important thought leaders.

First up, Rich talks with Tamara Lackey who is a professional photographer, speaker, and author. She focusses on lifestyle photography, from children’s portraits to celebrity portraits.

Do You Need to Shoot RAW+JPEG? Try Lightroom’s “Big Mac” Button

Levi Sim

Before we jump right into the geek speak… indulge me for a moment. Perhaps it’s summer grilling season, but I’ve got food on my mind. I love hamburgerswho doesn’t? The

Consumer Strength: The Power of Social Media

Rich Harrington

This is a guest post by Skip Cohen. Be sure to check out Skip Cohen University August 11-14 in Chicago. A customer is the most important visitor on our premises.

Women – The New Generation of Photographers

Photofocus Team

Guest Post by Lara Matthews A glance through any art history book will show the introduction of female photographers to the mainstream art world first happened mostly during the Photo-Secession

Organizing your Aperture Library, Part 1 of 3

Rich Harrington

Guest Post & Photos by One of the most common requests I get for personalized help on ApertureExpert is to assist in organizing a library thats suffered years of neglect.

Personal Photo Projects Are Important

Stephan Bollinger

Guest Post & Photo by Stephan Bollinger Circle Stephan on Google+ As professional photographers, our craft pays for the bills, sends our kids to school, and puts food

Photofocus Podcast July 15, 2012

Rich Harrington

NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE: The Photofocus Podcast Feed HAS CHANGED! Here is the new feed: feed://feeds.feedburner.com/photofocuspodcast Download episode here… PLEASE BE PATIENT – OUR SERVERS SEE LARGE LOADS ON

Don’t Banish the Trashing of the Dress, Elevate It

Photofocus Team

Guest Post by In wedding photography, the Trash the Dress trend has veered increasingly toward shock-and-awe novelty, rather than artistry. The phenomenon all too often leaves me feeling squeamish. You

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