LDP # 63: Choosing a Mentor
September 26, 2011 1 CommentWhen confronted with a new field of study, one is often thrust into the deep end of the pool both figuratively and literally. It’s tough to learn to swim quickly.
When confronted with a new field of study, one is often thrust into the deep end of the pool both figuratively and literally. It’s tough to learn to swim quickly.
That’s the last time Scott Kelby rolled into town. On that fateful day I was honored enough to enjoy his company for a photo walk around downtown Denver on the eve of his Lightroom Seminar! Rather than regale the tales, I’ll just defer to the master today: The Heartbreak of Losing a Full Memory Card ...
Photoshop World – aka PSW – has become a week-long hug-fest, and is a bi-annual tradition,especially among the NAPP faithful. As an active and sometimes promotional arm of NAPP, I can promise you that if ever given an opportunity to attend PSW, I will jump at said opportunity.
The folks over at NAPP, aka Kelby Media Group, Kelby Training, etc. (in the form of venerable figures like Scott Kelby, Dave Cross, Matt K., RC Concepcion, Corey Barker, Pete Collins, et al) have long been known for their straightforward, down-to-earth approach toward helping the masses learn more about Photoshop.
In the last episode of the LDP Podcast, we talked about shooting with various ideas in mind – shooting from a lighting perspective versus composition. This go around, we’re mixing it up even more by approaching photography from the perspective of “Shooting with Photoshop in Mind”.
Another month of fantastic entries in the monthly contest series has ended and as always, the quality of entries just keeps getting better and better. When I saw the folder of images to review and judge, I think Tracy actually heard me utter “How am I supposed to pick a winner from these?” So, after ...