Photograph what you know, know what you photograph
admin When you photograph what you know and know what you photograph, you make clients happy, earn their respect and produce better images.
How Westcott made me a customer for life
During my research, the Westcott FJ system caught my eye. I liked the clear and simple-to-understand screen of the Westcott FJ80 Speedlight.
Focal length and distortion
The focal length you choose will have an effect on the distortion of your image. See how different focal lengths effect the outcome.
Using a custom shooting mode to help you catch the decisive moment
Taking a bit of time to customize my camera's custom shooting modes allows me to be ready for a variety of situations and get the shot.
What’s happening in the Photofocus Community
Have you visited the Photofocus Community lately? Let me give you a few reasons why spending time in the Photofocus Community can help you.
Platypod launches new Platypod eXtreme on Kickstarter
The Platypod eXtreme boasts a host of new features and greater flexibility for photographers who want to travel light.
They might be old, but these cameras still produce great results
You don't need to have the latest and greatest to still get wonderful results. Here are six cameras that stand the test of time.
The Crazy Bookworm by Becky Powell
Books, Mental Health and Me A personal message from the author: I had a mental breakdown in 2015 and was diagnosed with severe anxiety and depression. I struggled to carry…
I Loved A Slave by Sinmisola Ogunyinka
Johnny Holt Jr comes home to Kentucky for the summer to find his father, JJ has made alliances with a notorious slaveowner, Spanish-born Edmond Maguerro to turn Holt Lands into…
Bones of Joseph by Jeremy Northcote
Will Thomas is an American religious scholar who, rather ironically, has lost his religion. It seems, however, that his atheistic-leaning non-fiction books on the topic have attracted the attention of…