Sony AI: Groundbreaking artificial intelligence camera announced
Ken Lee
Sony has been on the cutting edge of camera technology for quite some time. However, I think they may have outdone themselves this time. Next-level
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Conceptual Creativity with Dan: A bed of roses
Michèle Grenier
This new Conceptual Creativity series is a collaboration with my friend Daniel Mallard. Dan has been a photojournalist for a major Canadian daily newspaper for
Portrait Tips: What’s your greatest strength? (Hint: It’s not camera work)
Levi Sim
I just finished the most important job interview I’ve ever had. It was for my dream job in photography. Man, they asked some grilling questions.
Portrait Tips: How to photograph boys (let boys be boys)
Levi Sim
If you’ve ever photographed a bunch of brothers all at once, you know they can be a handful. But the thing I’ve learned over the
Portrait Tips: Sculpt a portrait
Levi Sim
Making portraits for clients is like competing in the decathlon. You have to be able to shoot movement and groups and individuals and kids and
Drobo + Photofocus webinar: Family portraits with Levi Sim
Kevin Ames
Levi Sim talks about portraits — the important ones that become treasured memories — with Photofocus director of content Kevin Ames in this fast-paced tip-filled
Portrait Tips: Identify the environment
Levi Sim
I’m pretty excited because Vanelli and I are teaching a class at Photoshop World on environmental portraiture. I love making environmental portraits because they help
Realistically posing LEGO minifigures for photography
Dave DeBaeremaeker
I am a big fan of the idea of using toys to practice photography. LEGO minifigures are a good choice as they are cheap and
Turning a bad pose into a great pose
Photofocus Team
When it comes to portrait photography, posing your subject is an important part of the process. Discovering and collaborating around different angles and looks can
Portrait Tips: Does your picture have the sweetness?
Levi Sim
“Unless some sweetness at the bottom lie, Who cares for all the crinkling of the pie?” This line is from William King’s Poem, “The Art
Portrait Tips: Have a conversation with your camera in hand
Levi Sim
Having a conversation with your camera in hand doesn’t mean you should talk to your camera — that’s fine to do in private settings, but not
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