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A lot of my photographer friends have been stuck at home, not getting out as much to practice their photography. For sure, it’s a frightening time for many. Restaurants and bars are closed. We need to keep a safe distance
For the last several years, there’s always been at least one Platypod in my pack. I rarely carry a tripod for landscape and photowalks anymore, and I use a second Platypod to support my small lights for close-up work on
As COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc across the country and world, a lot of us are probably wondering when things can return to normal, and when we can take portraits, wedding photos and more without having to worry about wearing
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, we had no idea how devastating it would be to all of us. Over the past few months, I’ve talked to several photographers about the jobs they have lost, about how they were planning
Sure we are mostly stuck at home during this pandemic, doing our part to stay healthy and let the medical professionals and scientists find a way to fight the virus. But that does not mean your photography skills have to
(Editor’s Note: We welcome night photographer Ken Lee to Photofocus. He’s an expert at capturing the night sky, driving hours in a dusty car listening to weird music, staying out all night to create photos and hang out with other creative
As the Coronavirus curve starts to flatten and states begin to open up, there a lot of things that small businesses and the public in general have to keep in mind moving forward. Let’s make one thing clear — Coronavirus
Updated: April 29, 2020 at 10:53 a.m. With Coronavirus continuing to spread across the U.S., many companies are offering specials on their products or donating to related causes. Here’s a running list of what’s going on for photography-related software companies.
A lot of us are stuck at home, with no photoshoots and no clients to keep us busy. While it might not seem like it, between the stimulus package, small business loans and grants we’re trying to receive, some work
I love a good portrait, like the one above that I photographed several years ago. But despite that, it’s time to hit the pause button. It’s time to stop doing the trend which has become so popular among photographers as
Businesses are shut down, restaurants are only available for takeout and it seems like the world has hit the pause button. People are staying at home, and for good reason. But as a photographer who specializes in capturing the moment
At Photofocus, we know times are tough right now for a lot of creative professionals. Whether you’re at home with your kids, have had photoshoots canceled or just wondering what’s next, we hope that our latest project will help you
When the COVID-19 pandemic first hit, we had no idea how devastating it would be to all of us. Over the past few months, I’ve talked to several photographers about the jobs they have lost, about how they were planning
Sure we are mostly stuck at home during this pandemic, doing our part to stay healthy and let the medical professionals and scientists find a way to fight the virus. But that does not mean your photography skills have to
(Editor’s Note: We welcome night photographer Ken Lee to Photofocus. He’s an expert at capturing the night sky, driving hours in a dusty car listening to weird music, staying out all night to create photos and hang out with other creative
As the Coronavirus curve starts to flatten and states begin to open up, there a lot of things that small businesses and the public in general have to keep in mind moving forward. Let’s make one thing clear — Coronavirus
Updated: April 29, 2020 at 10:53 a.m. With Coronavirus continuing to spread across the U.S., many companies are offering specials on their products or donating to related causes. Here’s a running list of what’s going on for photography-related software companies.
A lot of us are stuck at home, with no photoshoots and no clients to keep us busy. While it might not seem like it, between the stimulus package, small business loans and grants we’re trying to receive, some work
I love a good portrait, like the one above that I photographed several years ago. But despite that, it’s time to hit the pause button. It’s time to stop doing the trend which has become so popular among photographers as
Businesses are shut down, restaurants are only available for takeout and it seems like the world has hit the pause button. People are staying at home, and for good reason. But as a photographer who specializes in capturing the moment
At Photofocus, we know times are tough right now for a lot of creative professionals. Whether you’re at home with your kids, have had photoshoots canceled or just wondering what’s next, we hope that our latest project will help you
It’s time to make your voice heard! Each week, we ask a question of our readers so we know what sort of content to produce more of. Your input helps us make Photofocus better. With the outbreak of Coronavirus impacting
It’s a crazy time right now and your clients may be canceling upcoming shoots. If you find yourself with some free time, there are simple things you can proactively work on to help your future business. Branding First, further develop
As a photographer, how can you be best prepared for dealing with Coronavirus? Learn what precautions to take and how to best handle client questions.
