Shooting Cars & Coffee with Minolta’s Prod 20 Camera
Today’s Post by Joe Farace Continued from my photography how-to Blog… The Prod 20 is a retro-looking auto focus compact film camera that was made by Minolta in 1990. But let’s get real: It is nothing more than a gussied up point-and-shoot camera and much...
How I Crop My Drag Racing Photographs
Today’s Post by Joe Farace On July 15-17, the 2022 NHRA Mile High Nationals will be coming to Denver, so today’s post about drag racing seemed appropriate. I’m often asked about how I crop images or even if I actually crop my photographs, so...
What is the Correct Exposure? You Get to Decide.
Today’s Post by Joe Farace In a post on my main blog about digital infrared photography I talked about the importance of obtaining the proper exposure but as significant as this is for IR, it’s really crucial for every photograph that you make. That’s because...
Useful Tools: The OP/TECH USA Double Lens Mount Cap
Today’s Post by Joe Farace When shooting motorsports, you can never have two many lenses on hand. Action can change quickly as you walk around a road course or a really big track like the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and one minute you need a long telephoto and...
Reminiscence: An MG TC Takes Flight
Today’s Post by Joe Farace “Well, yes. I definitely consider myself to be your one that got away.”—Tyler Oakley If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you probably know that I’m a bit of an Anglophile. And while I’m currently not...Follow Me
