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New Workshop: Mastering Event Photography
Event photography can be a great moneymaker for you in your photography. But how do you succeed at photographing dozens of people having a good time? This workshop will show you how! David Saffir, Instructor - Saturday, March 27th – 9am to 4pm $119 SCV Center...
Mastering Social Media Networking for Photographers workshop this Wednesday
Mastering Social Media Networking for Photographers workshop...
Photography Quote(s) for 3/11/10
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Add Copyright Watermark to Your Images in Photoshop
This is a downloadable file that you can use to watermark your images. It is a layered Photoshop PDF file. Once downloaded, open it with Photoshop, not Adobe Acrobat or similar. When you open it, you can drag the watermark layer to your new image, and adjust size, opacity, etc to suit....
New E-Book: Taming Tech-Zilla, Succeeding in Social Media for Photographers
New E-Book by David Saffir: Taming Tech-Zilla, Succeeding in Social Media for Photographers This e-book will be released in early April, and will cover: How, and why to get started now – including impact on your presence as a photographer Using your social media marketing to reinforce your existing sales and marketing...
The Ultimate Adjustment Layer in Photoshop – Using Smart Objects
The Ultimate Adjustment Layer in Photoshop - Using Smart Objects Most of us begin editing our RAW files using Adobe Camera RAW. It's a great tool - there's all kinds of goodies tucked away behind tabs, links, and the like. Here's one some may not be aware of: you can set Camera...
Heading East
Mike Brodie who goes by Polaroid Kidd, primarily photographs what he calls travel culture — some might call it domestic backpacking culture, or modern hobo culture. Whatever the name, he makes plenty of compelling images, including the one above......
Interview with Hiroh Kikai on Eyecurious
A few years ago on lensculture Marc Feustel posted excerpts of an interview with the great Hiroh Kikai. This week Feustel finally posted a fuller version of the interview. If you're a Hiroh Kikai fan (and how could you......
Sponsor Sara's Marathon Run and Receive one of my Prints
My friend and 20x200 colleague Sara Distin will be running her first marathon in support of First Descents, a charity providing guidance and support young adults with cancer. The date of the race coincides with the anniversary of her dad's......
The F Train is Full of Mystery
Last year I decided each month should be marked by a project. January Project:Shine s light on the mysteries of the F train. January 4: Saw a guy with a pinky ring and remembered that a friend of mine once......
Talked to a photographer friend today who had never heard of Yasuhiro Ishimoto. A situation I feel I had to correct: Ishimoto was born in San Francisco, moved to Japan at 3, and then moved back at 17 only......
Hey everybody, we're running our annual 20% off sale over at 20x200. The sale is a super opportunity to collect work from a wide range of top notch photographers and artists. The discount is for everything on our site including......
Alex Rodriguez Photography
Here is an unpublished image from Annie & Tony’s wedding last year as they are walking out of Comber Hall at The Church of Little Flower. Timeless, classic, pure emotion! I love everything about this image, enjoy! Alex Rodriguez Photograpy © 2000 - 2010, please do not republished without permission.Annie + Tony’s...
After years in the making and fresh off their engagement session Kari & Ariel tied the knot at the beautiful NeoVertika Lofts on the Miami River. Like typical South Florida weather it was very touch and go till the last moment, but not rain, nor cold would stop this amazing...
Juniet + Adolfo’s Engagement Session v2+
After several weather related delays this past weekend I photographed Juniet & Adolfo’s engagement session “Version 2″. Some of you may recall the awesome session we had a while back at the Miami-Dade County Fair you can see the images from that session here. For this session we were looking...
It’s that time of year again Communion season is in full swing, this past weekend I had the pleasure of photographing some beautiful children for their First Holy Communion portraits. We had a great time together, here is a quick slideshow of some recent sessions. Alex Rodriguez Photograpy © 2000 -...
image from a recent Atlanta wedding photo shoot Alex Rodriguez Photograpy © 2000 - 2010, please do not republished without permission.Atlanta Wedding Photographer Alex Rodriguez Photograpy © 2000 - 2010, please do not republished without permission.Atlanta Wedding Photographer...
St. Timothy’s 50th Anniversary Parish Gala
Highlights from St. Timothy’s 50th Anniversary Gala “Hollywood’s Golden Era” It was a trip back in time at St. Timothy with Clark Gable, Katharine Hepburn, Humphrey Bogart, Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepburn, Cary Grant, Judy Garland, James Cagney and Rita Hayworth. To view ALL the images from St. Timothy’s “Hollywood’s Golden Era” please click here....
ApertureDaily.com
Get Bored With Black, Pentax K-x DSLR Gives You 100 Colours
Have you seen the Benetton ad? it so colorful huh, not like the camera which always coming with the black color. To this end Pentax has recently introduced the new upper entry level DSLR camera Pentax K-x. It’s coming with 12.4 megapixel, and 2.7 inch LCD. Breaking away from the conventional black...
Nikon D700 Discontinued or Suspended?
Facing the strong competitive pressure of Canon 5D Mark II, Nikon finally ceased production of their entry level full frame camera D700. At present D700 (body only) goes for 15300 in Chinese yuan, and further price hikes would be inevitable. This rumor is coming from www.sina.com.cn, translated by google and then...
If you love simple and want keep all things simple, maybe this compact good for you, but before you fall in love with this camera you should know what this gear can create. To refresh your memory Lumix GF1 has : - 20mm + 7-14mm + 14-140mm HD Lens with optical...
Buffalo latest x600 32GB CF is Made for Serious Shooters
Need the fastest CF? I think Buffalo can answer that, the Buffalo’s RCF-H x600, is really fast. It’s available in 8, 16 or 32GB or UDMA x600 CF will offer you a 90MB/s writing speed, way enough for anyone shooting videos with DSLR, or just for who can’t stop shooting...
The $6,995 Leica M9 is available for pre-order at B&H. You’re probably excited. I would be too if I had the cash to buy the 18MP digital rangefinder. The Leica M9 packs an 18-megapixel, full frame 24 x 36mm CCD sensor, a SDHC card slot, a 2.5-inch rear LCD, and...
Ten Tips on How to Choose Your First DSLR Camera
The very first time that I held an SLR camera was when I was 16. It was my father’s Pentax, a very handsome film SLR camera. It was an expensive hobby, specially for a college student, so I decided to let go of photography. Years later, however, I finally received...
Post-Engagement Report and a Job Offer
So my sister, Sanaf, is now engaged to be married to Kamran. Everything went well, alhumdulillah. I flew to Karachi with Sophia, and we did what every cabin crew hates done on an aircraft: we re-arranged the seats for 5 people so that Sophia and I could sit together. A...
My sister, Sanaf, is getting engaged tonight, inshaAllah. May Allah bless her with so much happiness, love and health. ...
The World’s Largest Aquarium Leaks, and Stats Go Up
By the time you are reading this post, you must already have heard or read that the world’s largest aquarium had cracked and leaked. This Dubai Mall aquarium is home to 33 thousand sea creatures (including several sharks, whose teeth I’ve seen really up close) and contains 10 million liters...
BBQ at Mamzar Park … Abaya sleeve details … And of course, blue and silver slippers … AND, I really had to post this one … This was Yemen’s presentation for the Global Village this year. And they had ONE spectator, who seems engrossed in their performance. ...
The Lady Behind the Visa Window of the Pakistan Embassy in Dubai
My sister, Sophia, went to the Pakistan embassy exactly five days ago to apply for a visit visa. She attached the photo copy of our youngest sister’s passport and national ID card as supporting documents (because she’s a Pakistani passport holder). When the lady behind the visa window studied the...
Beyond Megapixels
Hi Everyone I just wanted to announce that due to popular demand we have decided to introduce a newsletter for the site. I hope to promote some of our best articles, photos and special offers! Related posts:Your own Photography site Phoenix Media – Advert Related posts:Your own Photography site Phoenix Media – Advert ...
Like many people, I am a visual learner. I absorb information best when it is demonstrated to me, or taught directly to me by another person. For this reason, I really value the efforts put forth on KelbyTV. The site is organized into several sections, or channels. Photoshop...
Six Tips for Photographing Wildflowers
Spring is just around the corner (well, for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere – our friends in Australia will be coming up on wintertime in a couple of months!). With spring comes wildflowers. I live in the desert of Arizona and we’re about to reach our...
Review – Flip UltraHD Camcorder
I’m a blogger, and I have been a blogger for twelve years. My still photography has enhanced my website over the years, adding to the detail of the memories and the stories I tell. Every now and then, though, I get the desire to video blog, rather than...
The following photography has been submitted by Eric Sytv and you can check out more of his photography here. This picture was taken at the christening of the wind turbine on my campus. I like it because you get to see the whole turbine and even though you can’t see their...
Hello, friends! In an effort to continue to improve upon the content of this site and the articles I write, I would like to ask your opinion about the types of articles that you enjoy reading the most. I try to mix things up between personal stories and...
PhotoWalkPro
Shooting for Photoshop – Part 2
Yesterday’s post discussed some scenarios that require shooting a little unconventionally with the intention of using Photoshop to complete the photographic process and complete the pre-visualized image. I ended the post with a picture of the I Amsterdam sign that is located in a park in Amsterdam. I also told...
Getting the shot right in the camera should always be the goal of any photographer but sometimes the shot you want is beyond the camera’s capabilities. So what do you do when you know what it is you want but you know you can’t get it in one exposure? In...
The Thing About Travel Photography
The weather on my last trip was pretty dicey in terms of photographic potential. But that’s the thing about travel photography is that you just never know what Mother Nature is going to dish up for you. Some days you can go out and be greeted with beautiful sunrises and...
Perhaps I shouldn’t have mentioned snow yesterday because that’s what we woke up to this morning. It wasn’t horrible, just enough to cover the ground a little and give us cloudy skies. We decided to check out the Photography Conference that Scott was speaking at instead of heading straight out...
Yesterday was a beautiful, sunny day here in Amsterdam and I got to spend a great day touring the city and shooting with my buddy Jeff Kelby. Unfortunately his brother, Scott, was tied up all day at the Professional Imaging conference in Utrecht. We will probably crash the conference for...
After a long overnight flight I finally made it to Brussels. After hooking up with my buddies, we headed out to Bruges Belgium for the day. The weather wasn’t all that cooperative but we still had a great time walking the quaint streets of town, stopping to grab a few...
THE GRASSY KNOLL
Recorded during a rehearsal in San Francisco (1997) Drums: David Revelli Guitar: James Rotondi Trumpet: Clyde “the slyde” Sutliff Bass: bg...
The Grassy Knoll Live in Atlanta 1997 This was just one of those magic nights where everybody was firing on all cylinders. The energy. The communication. Four guys listening and speaking at the same time. I am one lucky mother, I was on stage with these three unbelievable musicians this night! Drums:...
“Faces” from the incredibly well done John Cassavetes box set “Five Films” released by Criterion. Simply beautiful film making. I love how he edited this scene. The music, the absence of dialogue, the slow swirling camera waiting to reveal the next moment, the perfect cut to the eyes meeting for...
The Grassy Knoll Live @ Slims in San Francisco 1995. Drums: David Revelli Baritone Saxophone: David Kaplowitz Saxophone: Jonathan Byerly Guitar: Eli Goode Bass: bg...
The Grassy Knoll Live @ Slims in San Francisco 1995. A ravenous version of Unbelievable Truth off of the first album. The beginning of this track is lost because of inconsistent audio levels but it settles in at at the right moment! Drums: David Revelli Keyboard/Samples: David Kaplowitz Saxophone: Jonathan Byerly Guitar: Eli Goode Bass: bg...
The Grassy Knoll Live @ Slims in San Francisco 1995. If you ever saw us live then you know that David Revelli is an incredible drummer. Listen to how amazing his phrasing and intensity is during the different transitions within this track. Drums: David Revelli Keyboard/Samples: David Kaplowitz Saxophone: Jonathan Byerly Guitar: Eli Goode Bass:...
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
PocketWizard tests FlexTT5 for Nikon
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Ricoh exhibits GXR modules at CP+
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UK minister aims to reassure photographers
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Pentax announces D FA 645 55mm F2.8 lens
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Pentax unveils 40MP 645D medium format DSLR
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Tamron develops SP 70-300mm F4-5.6 Di VC USD lens
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Canon Blogger: Home of the Learning Digital Photography Podcast
As you may recall, the photo walk group for Denver made another sunrise attempt at RMNP at Bear and Sprauge lake last weekend. Since the sunrise wasn’t what we’d hoped (the weather doesn’t always cooperate in landscape photography), we journeyed on, and stopped at a really nice place for panos. ...
Just an exercise in silliness today, but I thought I would share some of the acronyms that I’ve learned in this zany field of photography. Let’s see how many we can come up with collectively. Do you know all the acronyms seen here? Know some more? Sound off in the...
As I continue with various software programs to test pano quality, I tried another application today, and the results were actually pretty good considering. I used the native PhotoMerge function from my Photoshop Cs3 Extended, and I must say that as far as panos go, the results are nice. The...
We all know the real phrase, made famous by none other than Joe McNally, and his well-received book “The Moment it Clicks”"…(and a great read, so go check it out if you haven’t already). However, that’s just Joe… I seem to encounter more blunders than brilliance. For instance, I was working...
Last week we had the pleasure of visiting with Nicolesy on the show, and this week another Canonite graces us with his presence. It’s none other than Rick Sammon! We had a great conversation that touched on quite a few things including learning and teaching strategies for seminars and workshops,...
Pack for the location…and the weather!
I got a great question via email while I was en route home tonight about the pending photo shoot in RMNP tomorrow, asking “What and how do you pack for such environments?” Great question and since I was packing tonight anyway, I figured this would be a good opportunity to...
Photography Monthly
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Airport asks region to get snapping as part of Arrivals re-vamp
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Pentax 645D will launch in Japan
New, digital, medium-format camera...
Sunday 28th March, London...
Manfrotto launches new joystick heads
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HeatherMortonArt buyer
Well the blog posts are going to be really sketchy for a bit. In the next two weeks I have: even more Physio, March Break, my taxes are due and then I go to Vancouver to do some consultations and give a talk. So because I’m too busy to do...
A Year in the Life: In Which Grant Checks In and Jaime Puts Together a Personal Project
Grant Harder: Posting weekly with Heather has given me a great way to check in with myself on the progress I’ve made in the previous seven days. On a day-to-day basis this progress is hard to measure and when not feeling a sense of accomplishment, can negatively spill over into the...
When Pam Hamilton expressed interest in my old 10+ feature, I jumped at the chance to have her write one. Pam’s been in the industry longer than her youthful and bubbly personality would suggest. After years repping at Westside Studio, she left still imagery momentarily to join the broadcast team...
Brendan Meadows is always up to something insanely ambitious. This time, it’s nothing less than an homage to Robert Capa and the camaraderie of men at war. Part of the CONTACT Photography Festival this year, the work in Front Lines was shot by Brendan along with Simon Willms and George...
Truth be told, I don’t keep up with a lot of photographer’s blogs. For that matter, I hardly have time to read any blogs at all. But, when I do have time, I enjoy checking in with Thomas Broening. When I started reading Thomas’ blog, it was way back in...
A Year in the Life: In Which Grant Gets Tagged and Jaime Needs Some Assistants
Grant Harder: Vancouver is quiet. All is good here in the Olympic city. The calmness has enabled me to get back to important aspects of the photo world- fun things like creating email lists and researching companies that I have never heard of but could potentially be a good fit for. The...
Chase Jarvis Blog
Deconstruct This Photo 2.0 - REVEALED
It was good fun poking through all the great comments as hundreds of y'all deconstructed the advertising image I posted on Tuesday. Tons of great insights, lots of great ideas I didn't use (but might next time) and, while it was a tough choice, I think J. Harrington was the...
Deconstructing the work of others has been--and continues to be--one of the most influential things in my technical development as an artist. I’ll always bring my own vision, but I’m constantly asking myself, how in the hell was this, that, or the other photo made?That said, we’ve dug into...
The Best Photo + Video Locations in the World
In the era before blogs really hit the mainstream, it was very unpopular in photography circles to share thoughts, techniques and insights about the craft as well as the industry/trade. It was taboo. Well, the monopoly on information has obviously crumbled and, while it upset a handful of ivory-towered...
Making Old Spice Sausage with Wieden + Kennedy
Ok, I promised a follow up to Friday's funny video post about making sausage. If you missed it, my point was largely that shooting ads and making commercials is much like making sausage--you love the taste of it, but you'd probably risk losing your appetite if you watched it being...
Building Sets, Making Sausage and Making Fake Snow
There's the fancy part of photoshoots that, frankly, gets too much press. Because real photoshoots and films are made in the trenches. Might be an epic and cinematic image looking through the camera, but more often than not you're standing next to a freeway composing the shot with snot...
Just got off the phone with some good friends at Freeskier and Snowboard Magazines and learned some painful news. The news of the sudden death of a friend and one of the great skiers of our generation, CR Johnson. I feel compelled to share this here, in large part...
Lanora Mueller Photography
Tomb of Abelard and Heloise, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris
Tomb of Abelard and Heloise, Pere Lachaise Cemetery, Paris...
Mocha, a young light-red Siberian husky
After four months, my rescued young Siberian Husky Mocha is beginning to get used to being part of a family....
Machu Picchu, a wonder of the New World
Photos from April 2007 tour of Peru....
Autumn leaf collage, Fox River Valley, St. Charles, IL
Crisp, clear autumn afternoon light in St. Charles, Illinois. Nature forms a collage of fall colors and textures....
The Mansion Bed and Breakfast, West Dundee, Illinois
Built in 1907, The Mansion Bed and Breakfast was formerly the residence of iron baron John Fierke....
John Paul Caponigro Blog
Cell Phones’ Radiation Report Card
Which cell phones emit the most and least radiation? Find out here. Read more in this week’s issue of Time magazine....
Here’s an excerpt from my first post on Huffington Post. “Photography’s constant move towards ease, speed, economy, and ubiquity continues today and it has recently reached a new critical apex. In the first decade of the 21st century, Apple released the iPhone (2007) and a host of independent applications followed, designed to...
My New Column on Huffington Post
I’ve started writing for the Huffington Post. Initially, I’ll be focussing on cell phone photography. It is a game changer. Did you know people win Pulitzer prizes and sell fine art prints with cell phone photographs? But they did this with traditional cameras too. What excites me most about cell...
Apple released it’s iPad ad during the Oscars last night. Steve Jobs attended the awards event in black tie. Find more on the iPad here. Why It’s ‘Ahead of Its Time’ 13 Things You Need to Know 9 Worst Things About the Apple Tablet Pee Wee Herman Gets an iPad...
Enhance your Oscars experience tonight with free iPhone Apps. Entertainment magazine has a great add for Oscar related iPhone apps on the back of this week’s cover. They recommend E! Online, Fandango, Style.com, Variety, and IMDb. They forgot one – the official Oscars app. You can find them all on iTunes. Find the...
James Cameron talks about how childhood fascinations became lifetime obsessions and ultimately the primary sources for his greatest successes....
dpmac.com
El Gato EyeTV Hybrid – gets a diminutive new enclosure
San Francisco, March 9, 2010 – Elgato announces America’s smallest TV tuner stick. The next generation of EyeTV Hybrid introduces an ultra-compact enclosure in a matte aluminium finish. The TV tuner stick comes with EyeTV 3 software for Mac and a driver for Windows 7 Media Center. The price of...
I AM NIKON – new website community
At the moment this a complete mystery but you can go to iamnikon.com and see for yourself. At this moment the link is re-directing to http://www.europe-nikon.com/, but by Monday it should be going to a new I AM NIKON website. Update: more I AM NIKON websites 1. http://iamnikon.com 2. http://flickr.com/groups/iamnikon 3. http://youtube.com/user/iamnikon Apparently a new...
NikonDP – Photographer’s ID Card
NikonDP – Photographer’s ID Cards and membership Certificates are now available for all NikonDP User Group members. Please join the NikonDP user Group now and start sharing your photos, joining in discussions and keeping up on all the latest Nikon news worldwide. — NikonDP | User Group Memberships Photographer $10.00 Pro Photographer $50.00...
Quicken Essentials for Mac: Bringing Easy Money Management to Mac Users
Native Mac Product is Easier to Set up and Use; Supports More Banks, and Simplifies Transfer of Data from Previous Editions MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif – Feb. 25, 2010 – For those who manage their money on a Mac, Quicken Essentials for Mac now available from Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU). Built from...
Apple iPad – a big success in a touchy-feely kind of way
I have been spending a good part of the day reading various reports and opinions on the new Apple iPad and although I won’t be buying into the iPad system immediately, I am beginning to understand why it is a very important step in the evolution of personal computer devices. Apple...
2010 – The Year of the Tablet & the Cloud
It is no secret at this point, that Apple is about to astound us with their version of a netbook / e-reader / tablet computer / big screen telephone / and portable video delivery system. It is also no secret that Google is interested in the same market, but rather...
Serious Amateur Photography
Happy Friday! Spring has finally come to central Texas and the trees are beginning to bud, the wildflowers are starting to pop and the rivers are running freely. I’m feeling that old familiar itch to get out and see the countryside. It’s Road Trip Time! Guadalupe River Cypress – Spring Branch, Texas Copyright...
The Dark Night (No, not Batman)
Every so often a reader comments on a post or send me an email asking what my “original RAW image” looked like before post-capture processing. Several have asked how I “enhance” my RAW images in Lightroom and Photoshop before posting them to my blog or my Flickr page. I guess...
Spring is coming soon to a Texas town near you! The poppies are beginning to bloom in the Franklin Mountains and the Hill Country’s lakes and streams are flowing well. The air is cool and crisp and the clouds a billowy white and gray in the distance. Don’t sit home...
Here’s a shot I took last month while hiking the upper sections of Pedernales Falls near Johnson City, Texas (home of good ‘ol LBJ himself). The light was pretty harsh that morning but I really liked the contrast between the smooth, green water flowing through the rough, gray rocks and...
Making Your Photographic Hobby Pay
A friend sent me an email last week posing an interesting question for all amateur photographers namely, “How do you make your photographic hobby pay for itself?”. At first I was tempted to tell him it’s impossible because gear lust tends to overcome common sense in most amateurs (and many professionals)....
If you’ve read yesterday’s post about packing for the Texas Landscape Safari, you might be asking yourself “why all the worry about packing emergency supplies, extra water and first aid kit for a short photowalk in the Hill Country?”. Some of the best photographic opportunities in all of central Texas are...
Cameron Laird - Photographer
Cam & Kuttan hit the local paper!
Amazing what reach Facebook has nowadays! I posted a quick snap of myself with legendary 90yr old Galle Face Hotel concierge Kuttan on Facebook whilst I was on assignment in Sri Lanka. Mates of mine Scott Radford and John “Ando” Andersen from the Townsville Bulletin spotted this and dropped it...
Tricky request calls for creative lighting
Today’s assignment was to photograph the new artistic director of Dance North. My brief was to keep it quite plain, maybe even as plain as with a standard white background. Sounds a bit boring? Well – the pic is to be positioned right across the page with text over the plain...
Too much rain foils angler’s best plans
I was asked to photograph the first day of the barramundi season today so I thought I could make a great pic at Townsville’s Aplins Weir where there would normally have been up to 100 fisherman there to celebrate the opening of the season. The recent rains would normally have provided...
Got a spare AUS$1,000,000 to splash on an out-of-date camera?
Recently I wrote a column for a magazine about my personal transition from film to digital 11 years ago. In that column I mentioned that the invention of digital photography was the biggest change in the industry since Louis Daguerre’s ‘Daguerreotype’ amazed people in 1835. Well, only a couple of days...
Want a customized iPhone security wallpaper? Let me help with that!
A while ago I knocked up a custom iPhone security wallpaper that put your contact details on the front page of your iPhone so that if you lost it someone could easily return it. The iPhone has a couple of security settings which are commonly used by people to safeguard...
God and I spend an afternoon at the beach
Had an assignment for London’s Daily Mail a couple of weeks ago photographing former Brit football legend Robbie “God” Fowler. Fowler is playing for Australian A-League team North Queensland Fury FC as their marquee import and striker. Read Mike Dickson’s story here Share this on del.icio.us Digg this! Stumble upon something good? Share it on...
Layers Magazine
Spot Color: From Photoshop to InDesign
In this tutorial, Dave takes an image and uses Channels to create a spot color version which he then takes over to InDesign to ready for printing....
Practice adding animation to a video clip, adjusting position and scale, and do some experimenting with blend modes....
RC talks about some of the new features in Lightroom3 Beta. Corey sits down Larry Becker to discuss the benefits of being a member of NAPP and dishes out a quick tip on creating star shapes in Adobe Illustrator. You can download each episode by subscribing to the podcast on iTunes. var...
Gearing up for Photoshop World!
Hey everyone! Things are full speed ahead in getting ready to head out to Photoshop World March 24-26 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando! I’m pretty excited to be amongst some wonderful instructors to teach the latest and greatest in Photoshop and the web. One of...
Re-Create a Logo in Illustrator Based on a Photo
In this tutorial, we’ll take you through one example of how you can re-create a logo in Illustrator based on a photo....
Using Adobe Bridge to Create a Mosaic
In this example, we’ll use Bridge to create both a filmstrip of images and a mosaic....