After a virtual version of the Visual 1st Conference last year, co-chair Hans Hartman and the team are back at it, creating a in-person experience for those looking to hear from innovative thought leadership on a variety of topics in the photo and video space. I had the chance to
Photofocus publisher Rich Harrington sat down with photographer and writer Jemma Pollari for the latest episode of the Lightroom Hangout. They share what they love about Lightroom and their processes for making pictures that pop. Rich will also talk about how you can include AfterShoot in your Lightroom workflow. Also,
Non-fungible tokens or NFTs are the art world topic of the minute. Although the NFT itself is a unique code stored on a cryptocurrency blockchain, most NFTs represent a digital file that can be displayed and traded online. But what if you want to hold your crypto art in your
The Q&A Show has returned for the second episode! This episode features Ron Pepper and Rob Moroto, answering questions around the subjects of delivering images to clients and NFTs. We also give our responses about forgetting gear and other mistakes. Thanks to our sponsors for this episode, Tamron and Photomatix.
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. This week, we want to know what your thoughts are about NFTs. NFTs use a process
Check out this great panel on NFTs moderated by Frederick Van Johnson from This Week in Photography. And don’t forget to check out all the sessions from the Visual Storytelling Conference! NFT’s are unique serial numbers, for basically anything imaginable. Digital or physical. In this panel discussion, we will explore
Join Frederick Van Johnson as he sits down with Jesse Dittmar to discuss the ins and outs of NFTs. Jesse recently launched his NFT collection, which includes a photo of NFL quarterback Tom Brady. He’s one of the first photographers in a space that’s dominated mostly by designers. Tune in
If you’ve been online in the last few weeks, you’ve probably seen people talking about the NFT art craze. NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are unique (that’s the non-fungible part) units of data (that’s the token part) that live on the blockchain for different crypto currencies (mostly Ethereum). I talked to
The art world has been abuzz with news of a digital art craze due to NFTs — or Non-Fungible Token. In a nutshell, an NFT is a unique digital file stored on a digital ledger, better known as a blockchain. That means it’s a cryptographic token, but it’s not a
