A Newbie’s Very Basic Guide To Landscape Photography

NOTE: All images Copyright Scott Bourne – All Rights Reserved I haven’t always been a bird photographer. I’ve done my share of landscape work. Since landscape photography is wildly popular and there are new people jumping into the genre every day, I decided to compile a newbie’s guide to getting good landscape photos. If you…

Drobo Mini – Long Term Review

Back in 2014 I first reviewed the Drobo Mini and now I’d like to write an update that discusses the unit from a more long-term view. As a refresher – the Mini holds up to four 2.5″ SATA I/II/II drives and one mSATA SSD. This is in effect a fusion drive (similar to the technology…

How To Be A Featured Photographer On Photofocus

Want to be a featured photographer on Photofocus? Here’s what you need to know: Our curators, categories & days Rod Harlan curates Weddings every Sunday Brian Smith curates Portraits every Monday Kevin Ames curates Fashion every Tuesday Doug Daulton curates Nature every Wednesday Nick Minore curates Sports every Thursday Robert Vanelli curates Kids every Friday Marco Larousse curates Street every Saturday Our…

Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD G2 First Look

It’s no secret that bird, wildlife, and sports shooters need big glass. It’s also no secret that big glass can cost an arm and a leg. If there’s anyplace in the world that third-party lenses are important it’s in the big glass arena. Tamron have been producing affordable, quality lenses for a long time and…

The Microsoft Surface Pro 4 For Photographers

  It’s been a pretty great December. I received an early Christmas gift of an iPad Air. I have owned iPads before and found them very useful for a couple of things such as watching a movie on an airplane, listening to music when I am traveling, or using it as a teleprompter and also as…

How Burlesque Inspired A Bird Photograph

I take very seriously my efforts to read as much as I can, visit as many museums as I can, study other art forms as much as I can, so that those things can inform my photography. The way I practice bird photography is very deliberate. I don’t just hope for something to happen – I…

Photofocus Products of the Year – Compilation

Editor’s Note: It’s time for something new. In the past, Photofocus has made it a practice of acknowledging a specific camera and/or lens as the “camera/lens” of the year. This year several of us are putting together a list including camera and lens choices along with a few other pieces of gear that we think…