Sunday Comics: Scene at the seashore
Kevin Ames
Everybody loves a long lens along the seashore. Why would the coin-operated telescopes be any different? Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
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Sunday Comics: She shed — man cave
Kevin Ames
Photographers have lots of things in common. Has your space been filled with photo “tools” by your spouse or significant other? Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Computer-eyes
Kevin Ames
Take a break from your computer and have a laugh at the irony of it all… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Mirror games
Kevin Ames
Humor happens all around us. Keep a sharp eye open for the incongruencies. How about playing chess solitaire? Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Mermaid in a window? No, wait…
Kevin Ames
Sunday is for relaxing with a cup of coffee and maybe the news — either as a paper or a screen and some humor. Welcome the comics… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Beyond smartphones
Kevin Ames
Sometimes there is humor in irony. Today’s Sunday Comics looks at modes… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Watermark knowledge
Kevin Ames
It’s been a busy week for us here at Photofocus. It’s been that way for you too. It’s time to take a moment to consider watermarks… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Coffee and addiciton
Kevin Ames
Photography is serious, fun and rewarding. Humor is too. Sit back have a cup and a laugh Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: So many cameras…
Kevin Ames
Does photography ever see a bit overwhelming? That’s why we take a moment to laugh — at ourselves or with each other. Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Good thought
Kevin Ames
It’s time once again, to pause to reflect, maybe laugh or start something new… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: Passing a bar…
Kevin Ames
Humor comes as a joke and sometimes as ironic advice. Today’s humor was found on a sign outside of a bar… Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Sunday Comics: A camera’s lament
Kevin Ames
It’s time for a short break in our weekend’s busy-ness to consider the plight of the poor camera. Sunday Comics opening photo is by Joe Ciciarelli on Unsplash
Visiting the location of the famous Windows XP wallpaper
Joy Celine Asto
Dubbed as the most famous photo ever taken — or at least the most recognizable — “Bliss” is better known as the wallpaper of Microsoft’s Windows XP in the early 2000s. Since estimates say that billions of people have seen
Five weird lenses to adapt to digital cameras today
Joy Celine Asto
Are you a fan of unusual lenses and vintage lenses or just curious about adopting different lenses to your digital camera? With different adapters for various mounts now available, it’s a lot easier to experiment with weird lenses or special
Zooming in on Adobe Super Resolution: How is it for fine portrait details?
Ken Lee
I recently rested Adobe’s new Super Resolution in my “Four steps to Resolution in Camera Raw” article. Naturally, my initial curiosity was about enhancing detail on night photos. But how does it do for portraits? Enhancing portrait details Almost everyone values detail
Samyang announces astrophotography-centric 24mm f/1.8 FE for Sony
Photofocus News
This morning, Samyang announced the 24mm f/1.8 FE autofocus lens for Sony cameras. Designed for landscape and astrophotography, the 24mm f/1.8 features a short minimum focusing distance with corner-to-corner image quality. Features include a Focus Hold Button and LED indicator,
Learn everything there is to know about video production with Post|Production World
Andrew Ford
As always, the P|PW Online agenda is jam-packed with excellent programs on the hottest topics. There is something for everyone, no matter what your skill set of experience. So, sign up now to maximize your value! Five days packed with
Composition tells the story and feelings within a scene
Bob Coates
Living in Sedona, I have been privy to lots of beautiful changing scenery due to changing light conditions. The most interesting images happen on the edges of light when sunrise or sunset occurs. Or, when you find the edges of
What’s in a name? The importance of your business name
Nate Torres
In this article, I’ll be discussing the importance of your business name for those looking to start a photography business or thinking about rebranding themselves as a photographer! Common naming conventions When it comes to picking a business name for
Using one location for several different looks
Photofocus Team
Locations can be pretty pricey or far away, and your shoot may only need a portion of it. What are some ways to really take advantage of and fully utilize a location? In this video, join husband and wife photographers,
Four ways to photograph white backgrounds
Scott Wyden Kivowitz
Sometimes the simplest things can produce the most results. Sometimes the least expensive things can open up more doors than you ever thought was possible. Sometimes photography feels like magic. White backgrounds are such things. Below, I will be sharing
Using a low aperture for getting the shot in tricky light
Julie Powell
Using a low aperture for getting the shot in tricky light is often a great way to shoot a scene. I recently photographed a Red Riding Hood inspired portrait session in a redwood forest. Even though it was shot at
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