Photoshoot and Beyond
Adobe’s new update added a brush to Lightroom’s graduated and radial filters, giving us more control. We can now paint the filters’ effect in or out, allowing us to be more creative. This may not seem like a big deal at first; but when you start using the brush option, you’ll wonder why it wasn’t…
Category: Children Photograph: “Just a Kid” by Croitoru Daniel Croitoru captured a great photo by using emotion and filling the frame. This directs our focus on the child just being a kid and having fun. Originally shared with the Photofocus Flickr community right here. To learn how your work can be featured on the Photofocus, please…
Batch rename photos in Lightroom using the File Template Editor.
Category: Children Photograph: “Novice Monks” by João Almeida João capture takes us into the life of a young child studying to become a monk. His happy expression –lit by soft window light — conveys a sense of peacefulness. I can imagine this child reflecting on this portrait years from now knowing he made the right choice. Originally…
Learn how to create the popular sports grit look that will turn a boring portrait into an awesome sports portrait with just a few sliders in Lightroom.
While in London, my new friend, Dave Williams, helped lead a Photo Walk. Dave is a travel photographer and, as luck would have it, he lived in London. He knew all the good places to shoot! Since I was one of the leaders of the walk, I didn’t have as much time as I would […]
Following these simple steps will help you to control long exposure so you can capture exciting light trails.
Join us for a special Photo Walk as members of the Photofocus team explore Las Vegas at night.
Photofocus author Robert Vanelli arranged a telephone interview with author Steve Gottlieb and asked what’s his secret for turning a personal project into a book. 
I love relying on long exposure to capture light trails or to make water look like silk. I didn’t realize I could count on it to remove people from an indoor scene! 