Click here to read part one of Tony’s barns and lighthouses series > When I first started shooting these structures it was real easy. Hop in the car and go someplace familiar. It was [...]
In this episode, Michael Novo sits down with Photofocus founder Scott Bourne to discuss the business of photography during the Out of Chicago Conference. Scott, who was the closing speaker at [...]
Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep (NILMDTS) is a non-profit organization that offers free portrait sessions for families that are about to, or have lost a baby. All photographers retouch artists and [...]
Cameras are amazing today. With all their built in tools for exposure, focus and more they end up doing the technical heavy lifting that only a few years ago took years of training to learn. [...]
This week, Michael Novo talks with Jerry and Melissa Ghionis, a husband and wife photography team that splits their time between Los Angeles and Australia. The couple discuss how to work [...]
A few weeks ago Bryan posted an article about personal projects and how important they are for us to learn, grow and have fun with our photography. I wanted to share a really fun and different [...]
Have you noticed this awkward moment at photo workshops? The presenter needs a volunteer model during a demonstration, but none of the photographers in attendance want to get in front of the [...]
[fusion_text]Aerial photography is one of the best ways to change your perspective — especially if you’re an in a creative rut. That said, the shooting conditions are challenging, and I [...]
Is your Lightroom catalog a mess? If so, it’s time to clean it up and build better habits! In this video, I discuss better options from importing to exporting, and how to clean up your [...]
In this episode of the Out of Chicago Podcast, we talk to Chris Nicholson, author of Photographing National Parks, about what to expect when shooting the great outdoors, how to prepare and what [...]
