Photoshoot and Beyond
GoPro announced today that its sales for the fourth quarter of 2015 were lower than expected even with an overall $435 million in revenue. GoPro noted that the lower revenue also reflects a $21 million reduction in price protection related charges due to dropping the HERO4 Session down to $199. Lots of folks were scratching their […]
Category: Architecture/Landscape Photography by Marcela McGreal Originally shared on the Photofocus Facebook page. Marcela leverages black and white processing with an immersive wide angle perspective to capture a ultra-modern building embracing a holiday tradition. Wonderfully restrained processing allows the low-key space to deepen the embracing ethos. To learn how your work can be featured on the site, please read […]
Vogue magazine caused quite a bit of rage among photographers, along with copious amounts of ridicule, when it recently published a list of 10 wedding “rules” to which it recommends brides-to-be say “I don’t”. The reason for this was the magazine’s statement that couples shouldn’t hire professional wedding photographers, and should rather rely on the […]
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Do you feel left out when other photographers start talking about lenses? In this quick guide we answer your burning questions about focal length and suggest the best focal lengths for what you want to shoot…
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Triggertrap just released Version 4.1 of their already-amazing iOS app. Their developers re-wrote the core of the app to bring some pretty cool new features. For those that don’t know, Triggertrap is a camera remote control solution that uses your smartphone to trigger your camera. The app can use things like the face detection sensor, motion sensors, internal cocks, GPS, sound and vibration sensors to trigger a camera.
They say an image is worth a thousand words, but the reality is silence can sometimes be more powerful than words ever are, for better or worse. It’s for this reason that Hungarian photographer Miklos Kiss has started a powerful photo series titled ‘Silent Consent.’ ‘Many women are discriminated and abused because of their gender,’ […]
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Creating self-prescribed limitations can oftentimes lead to some of the most creative solutions. That’s exactly what the team behind Shield 5, an up and coming crime drama, is hoping for. Rather than creating and sharing the seven-minute short film on Vimeo or YouTube, as has been the trend for the past few ears, the 28 […]
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Here is a nice hack for making an overhead camera rig. If you are doing video tutorials, crafts videos or just need an overhead camera for still life, there is always the question of how to mount the camera. A with the standard tripod setup, you have a…
Okay… you made it through the holiday season… chances are you have a ton of photos that you’ve taken of your family and your trip. Now its time to get those images organized and processed to look their best. This webinar will help you get your holiday and vacation photos looking great. you’ll learn how […]
Photographing certain subject matter is harder than others. This couldn’t be more true for photographer Soraya Doolbaz, a New York-based photographer who specializes in phalllic fashion photography. Hoax or not, all signs point to the legitimacy that the Iranian-born photographer started from humble beginnings to turn an unlikely subject matter into a successful business. In a […]
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