Photoshoot and Beyond
I frequently travel to shoot landscapes and time lapses. One thing that seems to always follow me is a dark cloud. No, I’m not Charlie Brown… I mean it just seems to rain a bit on most of my shoot days. For example… in the middle of this timelapse it started to pour… and the […]
There are many ways to name your images. Following a simple naming structure will help you find your images locally on your computer and on the net.
Category: Wedding Photographer: Arlindo Namour Filho I chose this image for Wedding Photo of The Day because I loved that it was not your usual wedding image. It shows just enough context of the environment to be informative, but also enough to leave you wondering where it is exactly. Also, the photographer poses the couple […]
This short story about a photo of James Gandolfini will teach you to listen to what your client wants so you can give them what they need.
This short story about a photo of James Gandolfini will teach you to listen to what your client wants so you can give them what they need.
If you’re shooting in a studio for compositing with Photoshop then you may be using a grey or green backdrop. I was spending a long time making masks until I saw this cool tip from Photoshop trainer Dave Cross, the time it’s saved me, thanks Dave! Open the images For this example I’ve got two […]
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On my last trip to Alaska we had some great sunsets and on the day I made this image we had a beautiful orange glow in the sky. I saw this Coast Guard supply ship in the distance and I realized that it was going to pass right under the sun. I also saw a […]
Category: Children Photograph: Declan by Ryan Shepard I originally chose this photo because the color grading is excellent. The little boy appears to have has his playtime interrupted and his expression is engaging. Originally shared on the Photofocus Facebook community, right here. To learn how your work can be featured on the site, please read this article. […]
This is an excerpt from Nicole’s new eBook, Waterfalls & Waves. CLICK HERE to download a FREE chapter! The most important thing to consider when photographing long exposures is control. You need to have complete, manual control of your camera settings, particularly the shutter speed, and you also need the ability to set your camera to […]