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Portraits with Rotolights NEO 2 LED Lights
Today's Post by Joe Farace Rotolight’s NEO 2 Explorer Kit ($699) includes three NEO 2 LED lights, three lightstands, and several diffusion and color filters, all of which fit inside a soft, water-resistant carrying case that’s 21-inches wide and weighs 15 lbs when...
Some Newbie Thoughts About Infrared Photography, part II
Today’s Post by Barry Staver Note from Joe: If you missed Part 1 of Barry's post, click here to catch up before proceeding further... I don’t yet fully understand the science of the light spectrum with its visible and IR wavelengths, but have seen amazing photographs...
Celebrating Women’s History Month IV
Today's Post by Joe Farace In my little corner of the Internet I am commemorating Women’s History Month, in my own way, by celebrating some of the special women that I have been lucky enough to photograph during the past ten years or so. In a last week's post...
Two Practical Tips for Finding Glamour Models
Today's Post by Joe Farace The last time that I wrote about how I find glamour models was last October, yet it remains the number two question that readers ask me. The first is how to pronounce my name?" So I guess it's time for an update. Tip: If you use the search...
Celebrating Women’s History Month III
Today’s featured model is Maria Cedar, a dynamic women who was a school teacher before she went onto fame as an Internationally famous glamour model.
How to Produce the Blue Sky Infrared Technique
In a previous post, I promised to show you how I produced the blue sky infrared technique when working with cameras converted for IR capture using the “Enhanced Color” (equivalent to 665nm) filter.