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Join Photofocus’ Melissa Niu and commercial photographer Joe McNally as they explore the story behind one of Joe’s most memorable photos of a telescope shot for National Geographic.
It Started with a Shimmer… Actually, a shimmer and an idea. I don’t know why the folks at Nikon and the Photo Plus Expo administration listened to me when I
Every once in a while, it pays to listen to those annoying characters who are just waiting to tell you how to do your job. ? Joe McNally
Formal training is always helpful but is it necessary for a photography career?
Unpredictability. Accidents. Not good when youre engaging in, say, brain surgery, but when lighting…wonderful! Joe McNally
This week’s we catch up with two photographers. First, one of the most passionate and respected photographers on the planet… Joe McNally. We then catch up with new Photofocus contributor
Editor’s Note: We’re please to feature this guest post from one of the most talented guys on the planet Joe McNally. Joe is a speaking in Las Vegas the first
I can’t tell you how many pictures Ive missed, ignored, trampled, or otherwise lost just cause Ive been so hell bent on getting the shot I think I want. Joe
In a recent podcast with Joe McNally, he mentioned a few simple techniques that will be further explored at his upcoming Photoshop World Pre-Conference class. Usually when people use a
This week’s podcast features three great folks from the photo industry. First up Rich Harrington catches up with one of the best image makers on the planet, Joe McNally. Melissa
He’s a legend to many and was named one of the top 100 Most Important people in photography. After reading his bio and hearing about his journey, you’ll see why
This week’s show features two greats of the photo industry. First up, Melissa Niu interviews Joe McNally a photographer who’s had an extensive career as a journalist and author. Next Rich Harrington interviews Erik Valind about his approach to making the most out of any shooting situation.
This is not a post about politics, or the underlying reasons behind terrorism. This is a post about the power of photography and the obligations of the photographer. I still
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