Entering an Infrared World
By John Ellis I first heard of infrared photography more years ago than I would care to admit. It always held a fascination for me but also a bit of intimidation. Not because of the obvious aspects of...
Capturing Nature with the X-Pro2
What? Nature Photography with a Rangefinder? Sometimes in the fall the best images are right at your feet, literally. I had just watched a leaf spiral to the ground and I wanted to convey the feelin...
I have Lightroom and Photoshop – Why Do I Need Plug-ins?
Author: Joel Wolfson The title of this article poses an excellent question. If you aren’t familiar with plug-ins, they are mini imaging programs that work in conjunction with Photoshop, Lightroom,...
Sony A7R II Sealed The Deal
Author: Joel Wolfson My Preference for Mirrorless over DSLRs It was a “Wow!” moment. I don’t say it very often when it comes to camera gear- in fact only about once a decade over my 30 year phot...
Is The Mirrorless Honeymoon Over?
Author: Joel Wolfson My last mirrorless post was about my “Wow!” moment with the A7R II and why I switched to mirrorless after decades of using DSLRs. It’s been about a year and now that the h...
Cool New Plug-in from Topaz Texture Effects- Quick Look Review
Author: Joel Wolfson Texture Effects, Topaz’s latest plug-in (also operates stand-alone) is the easiest way to add textures and a whole lot more to your images. It’s a huge time saver over cre...
Photography The Bastard Art
Author: Joel Wolfson Photography is sometimes called the bastard art. There are many reasons for this, not the least of which is that everyone owns a camera or smartphone and considers themselves capa...
Capture Your Moment: Travel Photography: Domestic and Abroad
Joel Wolfson will be presenting two learning sessions at Arizona Highways Photo Workshops’ 30th Anniversary Symposium. Here’s more about his “Travel Photography: Domestic and Abroad” sessio...
How To Capture Stunning Travel Photos – Capturing The Culture
Author: Joel Wolfson While conducting a workshop in Tuscany I met this man in one of the small villages where we take our participants. He spoke no english and in spite of my sparse Italian vocabulary...
The Psychology of Color in Photography
Author: Joel Wolfson I went through my best selling fine art images and found that most of them had a predominant presence of yellow in them. Why would that be? Because colors affect us both psycholog...
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