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Wheels Wednesday: Black & White and Color at the Same Time
In my post In-Camera Monochrome Capture, I mentioned that “In an upcoming post, I’ll give you a few reasons why color capture and conversion later in the digital darkroom may be the best option.” This is that post…
Travel Tuesday Basics: Respective Correction
Wide angle lenses are great for architectural photography but can create the “falling over” building effect that doesn’t always recreate the look that’s produced when making photographs with a view camera or even when using a Tilt-Shift lens or Perspective Control lens
Joe’s Book Club: Celebrating National Book Awards Week
In 1950, the American Book Publishers Council, American Booksellers Association, and Book Manufacturers Institute established the National Book Awards. Since then, the National Book Foundation was created and supports the event each year.
We’re Having a Halloween Giveaway
From today until Halloween we are accepting entries for a LensPen giveaway because we think everybody can use some Tricks or Treats, especially treats, during these times.
In the Studio: Shooting Glamour with Monolights
A monolight is a self-contained studio flash. Within a single, compact housing, the light contains a power source, modeling light, flash tube and controls.
Travel Tuesday: Here’s a Few Travel Tips
As I mentioned yesterday, if you only learn one new thing from this week’s Travel Tuesday post, it’s that you should not buy a new camera or lens on Thursday before leaving for a week-long trek to Chile, the Great Pyramids, or Papua New Guinea. Here’s a few more tips:





