Using both Blender and Photoshop can create the most surreal photos

Clinton lofthouse

Domenico Sellaro is a rising talent! A young Digital Artist who specializes in Creative Retouching, and Matte Painting. He began to teach himself Photoshop in 2008, but has since taught himself how to use 3D programs like Sculptris and Blender too. During these years he has been selected for international exhibitions, become featured in the Wacom gallery online, and received features […]

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This is what the medium format Fuji GFX shutter sounds like

John Aldred

There’s something about the sound of a camera’s shutter that speaks differently to different people. I know people who’ve even refused to use certain cameras because they hate the way it sounded when they fired a shot. For some, it’s practical reasons. If you’re shooting a wedding or other event, you usually want it to […]

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Tales By Light – Netflix Binge Watching for Photographers!

JP Danko

If you’re a photographer and Netflix subscriber, you’ll defiantly want to set aside some time to watch Tales By Light. The series is joint venture between National Geographic and Canon. Season 1 (six half hour long episodes – available on Netflix worldwide) follows five photographers around the world documenting their approach to photography and story […]

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Reader Photos Roundup: November 27, 2016

Eric Reagan

It’s time for our weekly roundup of reader photos from the Photography Bay Flickr Group. Clicking on the photos will take you to its Flickr page where you can read more about the shot, leave a compliment or connect with the photographer. As always, thanks for being a part of Photography Bay and sharing your […]

Photographer of the day: Dan Schneider

Marco Larousse

Category: Street. Photograph: “Tunnel Vision” by Dan Schneider (username “Dan Schneider” on Flickr). Originally shared on the Photofocus Flickr community right here. Why I picked this image:  There is always light at the end of the tunnel. Well, almost always. And that makes a tunnel a great spot for silhouette street photography. By setting the exposure to blowing…

Nikon’s KeyMission360 beaten out by a $199 iPhone addon

John Aldred

Nikon’s KeyMission 360 camera landed with a fair bit of hype when it was first announced in January. A real camera manufacturer was getting into the 360° market. A company with a hundred years of photographic history. Then after delays in release due to earthquakes, the KeyMission 360 was re-announced, along with two more 80° and […]

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Nikon’s KeyMission360 beaten out by a $199 iPhone addon

John Aldred

Nikon’s KeyMission 360 camera landed with a fair bit of hype when it was first announced in January. A real camera manufacturer was getting into the 360° market. A company with a hundred years of photographic history. Then after delays in release due to earthquakes, the KeyMission 360 was re-announced, along with two more 80° and […]

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How to Fix Raccoon Eyes with Matthew Jordan Smith

Team Photofocus

Have you ever had a problem photo or subject where they just have total “raccoon eyes?”  You know, the problem of really dark circles that just don’t look flattering.  Join fashion and beauty photographer Matthew Jordan Smith as he shows you how to solve this problem.  You’ll learn easy shooting techniques as well as postproduction tips.

Ten Tips to Improve Your Landscape Photography

Susan Kanfer

Always think of the wind, even when it doesn’t seem like a windy day. Anything affected by even the slightest amount of wind will look blurry. Unless you purposely want a blurred image, you might need to increase your shutter speed. The mightier the wind, the faster the shutter speed. Experiment to see what speed works best.…