Wheels Wednesday: It’s the Opposite of Patina

Wheels Wednesday: It’s the Opposite of Patina

Today’s Post by Joe Farace Patina “is the thing that humanizes cars,” said Collier, and that’s really what it’s all about for people who think like him.—Aaron Robinson, Hagerty In the collector car world, patina refers to the naturally aged surfaces...
When it Comes to Glamour Photography, Light is Light

When it Comes to Glamour Photography, Light is Light

It’s “Tricky Tuesday” which is a way for me to share some of the tricks, tools and techniques I’ve used over the years when shooting portraits in the studio, Today’s post features the versatile Pam Simpson aka Polaris Dreamer, this time from a recent shoot with her...
Monochrome Monday: Infrared with a Wide Angle Lens

Monochrome Monday: Infrared with a Wide Angle Lens

Today’s Post by Joe Farace “Landscape photography is the supreme test of the photographer and often the supreme disappointment.” – Ansel Adams Everybody who’s involved in infrared photography has a different perspective on this genre. That’s part of what...
Making Glamour Portraits in the Outdoors

Making Glamour Portraits in the Outdoors

My Sunday Series on Available Light Portraiture continues today with a outdoor portrait of Anna Lieb. After I posted an image of her on Instagram, I got a lot of positive responses so I thought you might want to see some other images of Ms. Lieb from that same...
Slowing Down Your Photography

Slowing Down Your Photography

Today’s Post by Joe Farace “Once she stopped rushing through life, she was amazed how much more life she had time for.” ― Unknown Several years ago I was traveling in Mexico with a well-known travel writer and after watching me work for a while he said, “I’ve never...