It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Alex Koloskov!
Hello there, my name is Alex Koloskov, I am a studio product and advertisement photographer. When started to work as a commercial photographer many years ago, I was trying everything: from portraiture to architecture, but very soon I realized that I can be successful and “the best” only where is my passion, doing things where
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Mike Wiacek!
Hi folks, my name is Mike Wiacek (pronounced WHY-sek, WHY-check, or as Matt Kloskowski suggested, “WHY-check-SKI”). Unlike many of the previous guests who have been in this same position, I’m not a full time photographer, graphic designer, or insightful philosopher. I’m an engineer and manager at Google in Northern California. I grew up in Philadelphia,
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Bryan O’Neil Hughes!
Photoshop CS6 : What’s in it for photographers? First, thanks Scott for having me back, I always enjoy the opportunity to reach so many like-minded Photoshop users and photographers in one place. Photoshop means a lot of things to a lot of different people, but today I want to answer one of the questions I
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Tamara Lackey!
The first time I picked up a camera with actual intent, I hadn–™t yet decided to become a photographer –“ but I certainly knew that I wanted to suck less at photography than I did. So I started studying pretty much anything I could get my hands on at the time. As this was nearly
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Adam Elmakias!
Photo by Collin Hughes This is awesome. I have never done a guest blog before, so thanks to Scott and Brad for giving me the opportunity. I am a music photographer and I spend most of my time photographing bands/ musicians while they tour the world. In addition to photographer I also make those fun
This Weekend Only Deal from Metal Murals – 51% Off!!
Today through Sunday only, get a 24″x36″ Metal Mural, plus an extra 12″ square and free shipping* for only $98.00 (that’s 51% off)!! Always included with your Metal Mural is your wall mounting hardware (metal rod, c-hooks for connecting your tiles and hardware to mount to your wall). Feeling a little more creative? Buy the deal
Lightroom 4 Book for Photographers Available for Pre-Order!
Hey gang, Brad Moore here to let you know that Scott Kelby’s brand new Lightroom 4 Book for Digital Photographers is available for pre-order! In Scott’s latest book, he explains all the latest updates and features to Lightroom 4 in his easy-going, conversational style, just like if you were sitting down with him one-on-one. Reserve
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Jerry Ghionis!
Success in wedding photography and especially in performing on the wedding day is more about your communication skills and your listening skills and knowing how to read people. That will go a long way in making you a great photographer rather than focusing on how technically brilliant you are. The ability to have an endearing and
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Del Sol Photography!
“Life is pretty simple: You do some stuff. Most fails. Some works. You do more of what works. If it works big, others quickly copy it. Then you do something else. The trick is the doing something else.” - Leonardo da Vinci My name is Matt Adcock and I am lucky to have found my
Photos from Photoshop World Washington DC
Hey everyone, Brad here with a quick update from Photoshop World Washington DC! Just wanted to share a few shots from the event so far. More to come later! ...
Photoshop World Washington DC This Weekend!!
Photoshop World DC is upon us, beginning in just a couple of days on March 24! The cherry blossoms are blossoming, and creatives are beginning to descend on the city already. You can come check out the Photoshop World Expo for FREE on Sunday and Monday and catch tons of free classes in the NAPP and
It’s Guest Blog Wednesday featuring Scott Strazzante!
When I was a kid, in lieu of hiring a babysitter, my mom would just plop me down in front of the television. I think I learned more about life from Mike and Carol Brady than my own parents. In fact, at the time, I looked a lot like Cousin Oliver, who was brought on
