It’s Not the Sharpest Knife in the Drawer

It’s Not the Sharpest Knife in the Drawer

Factoid: Shooting infrared images requires a different focusing technique because the wavelengths of infrared light are different enough that the refractive properties of a lens will bend it at different angles than it will for the wavelengths of visible light. This...
Thursday Vibes: Why I Like Auto Review and Chimping

Thursday Vibes: Why I Like Auto Review and Chimping

Today’s Post by Joe Farace Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop.—Ansel Adams You can find all kinds of interesting stuff on the Internet. For instance, I recently found an interview with a photographer whose work I’ve admired for...
Happy Birthday, Mary Farace

Happy Birthday, Mary Farace

Today’s  Post by Joe Farace “Age is whatever you think it is. You are as old as you think you are.” — Muhammad Ali Happy Birthday, Mary Farace. Today I’m celebrating your birthday with a collection of images from made during our 43 plus years...
The Great Outdoors Can Be Your Studio

The Great Outdoors Can Be Your Studio

My Sunday series about making portraits outdoor continues today with a portrait of Farrin, who I photographed twice at group model shoots that were held in Northern Colorado. I also photographed her twin sister, Brenda, several times. Maybe my portraits of Brenda will...