The Photofocus team has been traveling a lot lately, and we’d love to see where you’re going, too! For April, we’re looking for photos related to traveling the world. Whether it’s a trip to Disney World or exploring Antarctica, show us your favorite photographs as you explore new places and
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Wade Brooks Photo: “Taking Time Just For Me” I love the light and shadows in this image. I can hear the peace and quiet of the leaves rustling. I can feel the gentle breeze and breathe in the fresh air in this place. The path invites us to wander further,
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Jim Denham Photo: “Fog in the Trees” What a magical moment captured. I love the warmth through the trees created by the mixture of the sun and fog. If you read Jim’s description on Flickr it’s a reminder to us all to always take one more look before you leave. Thank you
Urban exploration is one of those cool genres of photographs that a lot of us just can’t get enough of. For March, we’re looking for photos that highlight the run-down, dilapidated buildings you’ve stumbled upon. We’re excited to see what you have in store, so grab your camera and start
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Joe Photo: “Trees Through the Mist” Oh so moody. The symmetry created by the reflection makes this even more mysterious as if you can’t tell up from down. Images like this remind us that there is no bad light, no bad weather and that it’s always good to get out
Editor’s Note: We’d like to welcome Lauri Novak back to Photographer of the Day, who will be curating the Outdoor category. Thank you to Rob Sylvan for all your hard work! Category: Outdoor Photographer: Kurt Kramer Photo: “South from Montrose Harbor to Chicago Skyline” One of my favorite, not seen enough views of Chicago
Category: Love Photographer: David Morris Photo: “candid.” Showing love in an everyday environment can be a great capture. Here, David captures a couple whispering to each other in their home. It’s a simple scene but one that truly shows the love between the couple. Originally shared with the Photofocus Readers Flickr
Category: Street Photographer: Gino Domenico Photo: “Little Tramp” This adorable image was sent in by Gino Domenico titled “Little Tramp.” He said this about the image, “This picture was taken in Soho, NYC. Leica m9. 1/500 f/4.” I mean how cute is that little guy? Adorable! Originally shared to the
Category: Outdoor Photographer: Ken Rowland Photo: “Snake River View” Such a classic view of Grand Teton National Park. Certainly made famous by Ansel Adams, but also surely by the grandeur of simply standing in that spot and looking out over the Snake River and thinking about how many people carry
Category: Portrait Photographer: Tommy Le Photo: “Peek-a-Boo” This compelling portrait of a very young girl carrying her brother shows the power of focus. The girl in the foreground is totally blurred, out of focus, while the little boy on her back is sharp as a tack. The look on his
Category: Architecture Photographer: Allan Jones Photo: “Roland levinsky Building” The extreme wide angle (14mm on full frame) view exaggerates the aggressive and highly angular shape of this university art building. Because it’s all about the lines, black and white eliminates any distractions from this great image. Originally shared with the
Category: Celebrations Photographer: cinzio Farinelli Photo: “pirotecnica a moncalieri..” Whatever the reason, pyrotechnics are always a fun way to celebrate. Whether it’s small, handheld sparklers or big fireworks, they really can create a unique scene! Originally shared with the Photofocus Readers Flickr Group. Join the group and share your photo or submit
