Today’s Post by Jason Anderson, Canon Blogger photo by Joe Farace Dust on your camera’s sensor can be a pain in the you-know-what! Having to spend extra time at the computer, using Photoshop’s Clone Stamp tool to fix dust spots and endlessly clicking through photos to edit dust can be a royal pain. There are methods and kits available to clean your...
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Today’s Post by Joe Farace I’m often asked where the ideas for my blogs come from. Many times, I get ideas from readers, like the Montana photographer who was frustrated with the limited creativity he was able to apply to many of his assignments and e-mailed me looking for advice. This is what I told him… Let’s face it, not all the work we produce for clients...
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Today’s Post by Joe Farace I have written or contributed major portions to 34 books and am working on my 35th book—A Life in Photography—consequently photographers often write me asking about how to get their pet book idea published. Here’s what I tell’em: Write about what you like. If you know a lot about antique or sports cars, it will show in the photographs you...
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Post by Joe Farace with photo by Mike Dooley Today we feature one of the photographs that’s entered in our National Photo Month competition. If you missed the announcement, here’s a link. This is is a photo that Mike Dooley took at a local car museum. “The car is a 1956 Jaguar XK140 Roadster, and she was beautiful.” “They had all kinds of great...
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Today’s Post by Joe Farace I’ve said this before and it’s worth repeating for any new readers to this blog; I am not employed, under contract or personally sponsored by a camera, photographic or any other kind of company. The ads you see on the right-hand side are from companies I know and trust and all the income from them goes to pay part of the cost of producing...
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Today’s Post by Joe Farace I have a few confessions to make: I love Mini’s and one of the cars on my list for the next Joe Car is a classic Mini. Maybe I’m a sucker for punishment because I used to have a new MINI, a Clubman (at right) that was both the best and worst car I ever owned. For a photographer the space inside the Clubman was practical and it...
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