food

“What’s in Your Bag?” Stuff!

Michael Kubeisy

What’s in your bag? Do you really think that the cameras and lenses that are in my bag are going to get you my job?

Printing is the Lost Art of Photography

Pamela Ann Berry

Why are prints are so important? Printing is a part of many photographers business or workflow that can be improved. Most of us don’t know

Lightroom Hangout: Diving into Cinemagraphs with Rob Knight

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

Photofocus Q & A Podcast with Nicole S. Young — February 15, 2015

Rich Harrington

Thanks for all the great questions you’ve been sending in to the Photofocus podcast. This week we’re joined by guru and Photofocus contributor Nicole S.

Processing Food Photography Using Lightroom & onOne Software

Nicole S. Young

Editor’s Note: This week, we’re focussing on onOne Software’s Perfect Photo Suite. We’ve asked several Photofocus writers to each make a tutorial. We’ll also have

Food Photography Tip: Don’t Ignore the Background

Nicole S. Young

When I photograph food, I’m very particular about everything in the frame. The tabletop, textiles, colors, and dishes all play a role to bring a

5 Photo Tips While at a Farmers Market

Brian Matiash

At the time of writing this article, we’re just entering my favorite time of year: Autumn. Here in the Pacific Northwest, the temps are starting

Ten Tips on Photographing Food While Dining at a Restaurant

Nicole S. Young

I love photographing food. Most of what I have in my portfolio are images of food I have cooked and photographed inside of my home

Real World with Lightroom Mobile

Vanelli

To explain how Lightroom Mobile fits into my workflow, I’ll use Adobe’s description of Lightroom Mobile and apply it to a recent shoot. We were on set shooting a food campaign for a local company in Melbourne Florida. We tethered our camera to the computer and fired up Lightroom. As I shot, images appeared on the computer for the art director and client to see. So far nothing unusual, until Lightroom Mobile entered the workflow!