Ansel Adams compared photography to a musical performance. “The negative,” he said, “is the score. The print is the performance.” Digital photography has seen physical copies taking a second seat to screens. Wouldn’t it be great if a high-quality print could be given to a client during the photo session
When it comes to showcasing our photography, the first thing that comes to mind is sharing them online. We either make a portfolio website featuring our latest and greatest work, or put them up for discovery through social media. This year, however, how about making some beautiful art prints out
Whether you’re a pro photographer or a hobbyist just starting out, printing your photos is one of the best ways for you to elevate your work. As you’ll find in the inspiring posts below, there’s more to sharing and showcasing your photos than posting it on social media! Why you
Do you ever print your photos? Not just post them on social media, but real tangible images printed on beautiful photo paper? If you don’t, then perhaps you should. Consider these reasons why you should print your photos. Lost art There are various reasons for printing your photos — digital
Xpozer, the interchangeable prints on forever frames company has a book that is as amazing as its title: “Amazing Photography.” This review takes you inside the book for a quick look at some of the photographers, tips and how to get it for the cost of shipping, $8.99 for U.S.
Take all the lighting tips, all the posing tips, all the retouching tips, all the business tips and put them away in a file folder in your brain. It’s summertime. Just go have some fun, and maybe even make a picture while you do it. No directing! Have you ever
The Print module in Lightroom Classic is a terrific resource and tool, yet so few people actually use it. If you are new to Lightroom, perhaps you have not used it or didn’t quite understand the purpose of it? You may be asking what is a triptych? It is a
I wanted to take a look behind the curtain at Xpozer, and test out the preflight check they offer for your photos before printing. I put together a challenging file with some subtle problems such as dust spots and small file size to see how their experts would do. First
I wanted to print a 16-by-24 inch color print of a finely detailed Milky Way photo through Xpozer. This was the first time I had printed such a detailed photo. Most people do not use printing or calibration software. Therefore, for this article, I decided to keep it simple and
A lot of photographers I meet always tell me that a photo is not really finished yet until it’s printed out. Now, you may or may not share that belief, but I’m sure that every photographer out there has at least thought about printing their work. Whether it’s for jazzing
I was recently given the opportunity to try out the print and framing system from Xpozer. Having done a bit of remodeling in our house, we needed artwork. This was the perfect opportunity to add a bit of subtle color to one of those rooms. Everything you need From the
It wasn’t too long ago that Kevin shared his thoughts on the Xpozer print platform here on Photofocus. Today, I want to share mine. First thought First, and foremost, I have to say how cool it is to be able to replace the paper print of wall art, without having
