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Loving Landscapes is a digital landscape photography workflow and post-processing guidebook. It is crammed full of highly detailed information that will clarifyand streamline your image capture and transform your post-processing skills.
Loving Landscapes is a digital landscape photography workflow and post-processing guidebook. It is crammed full of highly detailed information that will simplify and streamline your image capture and transform your post-processing skills.
Learning Photoshop for the first time? Adobe Photoshop Classroom in a Book (2023 release) by Conrad Chavez leads you step-by-step through 15 project-based lessons. Correct, enhance, and distort digital images, create image composites, apply effects, and prepare images for the web, video, and print. 35% discount code available! (Click book image to go to discount page)
Derrick Story is a professional photographer, writer, teacher and photography evangelist for Lowepro. He has authored several digital media books, including his latest, The Photoshop CS4 Companion for Photographers and The Digital Photography Companion (O'Reilly Media, publisher). Derrick is a Senior Contributor for Macworld magazine where he writes a digital photography column, and he's a regular presenter on the popular training site, Lynda.com. Online, Derrick has formed a virtual camera club called The Digital Story (www.thedigitalstory.com) that's open to all photography enthusiasts. The site features weekly podcasts, daily posts, training videos, and reader-submitted photos.You can reach Derrick at DStory@lowepro.com
During this period Chris Tribble had been moving around, living in Latvia, Riga and in Estonia and Lithuania, and then moving to Poland in 1995. In 1998 he moved to Sri Lanka and it was here that he made the shift from darkroom to digital post processing with a series of Nikon scanners (still owns the Nikon Coolscan 4000). "In Colombo, Sri Lanka I was incredibly lucky to meet two professional photographers who'd also started making the move to digital and I was able to share the pleasure and pain of the transition with them. My first exhibition in Colombo was also the first time in Sri Lanka that digital prints was being presented in a fine art gallery (printed to A3+ on an Epson Photo printer)." During this period Chris Tribble was building a reputation in documentary photography and was doing more and more work for international development organisations such as Oxfam, GTZ, and DfID as well as the British Council, several of which are still major clients. 2ff7e9595c
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