Tag: "Photoshop"

Creative Digital Printing eBook Now Available

Creative Digital Printing eBook Now Available

August 12, 2011 | Comments (1)

Digital printing technology is now within the grasp of every photographer. In most aspects, digital prints now exceed what was previously possible using traditional processes. Indeed, the vast majority of prints exhibited and sold today are produced digitally. The array of creative options available is almost overwhelming: from a variety of giclee’ and chromogenic printing [...]

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Creative Processing Techniques eBook Now Available!

Creative Processing Techniques eBook Now Available!

April 30, 2011 | Comments (5)

I am proud to announce that my new 168-page Creative Processing Techniques eBook is now available for purchase. The book took nearly 6 months to write and describes my creative approach to digital image processing using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. In addition to hands-on techniques, examples, and exercises, the eBook also describes my workflow-based approach [...]

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eBook Teaser: Creative Processing Techniques

eBook Teaser: Creative Processing Techniques

March 2, 2011 | Comments (14)

My next eBook: Creative Processing Techniques in Nature Photography is rapidly taking shape and I hope to release it in the next couple of months. My goal was to write the processing book I wish I had years ago when I sat down to work on my first digital files. It is a processing guide [...]

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No Lesser An Art

No Lesser An Art

October 25, 2010 | Comments (20)

These past few days I’ve been fortunate to witness extraordinary beauty while driving and hiking in my beloved deserts of the American West. I started my journey on the high plateaus of Southern Utah, catching the last of the turning aspens and the early snow storms before descending into the southern canyons to see the [...]

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Photography’s Eternal Identity Struggle

Photography’s Eternal Identity Struggle

November 2, 2009 | Comments (11)

By Jim Goldstein This blog post was written by photographer and friend Jim Goldstein. Jim is a great photographer and pioneer of social networking. Our blog post exchange today touches on a subject discussed in an essay titled “This Photo Is Lying to You” by Rob Haggart in Outside Magazine. After a brief exchange via [...]

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