I created this blog to have a place where I could comment on news, ideas, and projects related to my work as a fine art photographer. I will be adding:
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How playing with a new raw converter taught me some new tricks. I primarily use Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) converter to work on my raw files. I have found that ACR does a great job working on the raw files from my Kodak SLR/n. It ...
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I have written an article which offers my perspective as a fine art photographer on the new photography tools written by Adobe and Apple:
This week (January 2006) Adobe announced the public beta for their new photographic tool, Lightroom. This follows Apple's release of Aperture a ...
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When I quit my job to focus on my art full-time, I had a hard time finding any advice. Most people thought making a living from your art was an absurd goal -- especially other artists. Here's an example. I attended a roundtable hosted by ...
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There's always a lot of talk in the digital photography world about calibration -- making sure that what you see in your camera looks the same on screen and on paper. Although we try to get as close as possible, it's pretty much a futile ...
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I recently discovered a fun blog, the Cognitive Daily. I concentrated in cognitive science and linguistics in college, and my studies perception, language, and metaphor have been a great source of inspiration for my abstract photography. So it was a nice ...
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I find the news that Disney may acquire Pixar to be a little sad. This small, independent, and highly creative force will soon become just another "unit" in the animation division of a major corporation. ...
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So it's official, Disney bought Pixar. All of the news stories are revolving around the big players: Steve Jobs potential impact on Disney, or John Lasseter's new powers. But little is being said about how this merger will effect the artists at the ...
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