
The DAM Book 3.0
We’re thrilled to announce that work has begun on The DAM Book 3.0. It’s been nearly five years since The DAM Book Second Edition was released, and I’m really pleased
We’re thrilled to announce that work has begun on The DAM Book 3.0. It’s been nearly five years since The DAM Book Second Edition was released, and I’m really pleased
I’ve not met Matt Dawson in person, but I know him through the Lightroom beta program. He writes and publishes plugins for Lightroom. He’s just written a nice review of
…but for now, the paperback copy of Organizing Your Photos with Lightroom 5 is backordered. (Paperbackordered?) Our transport ship, the Mol Cosmos has cleared the straight of Gibraltar and is
Those of you who have read my books know that I’m a huge fan of Victoria Bampton’s book, Adobe Lightroom 5 – The Missing FAQ. She has created the most
35 years ago, as a high school senior, I was invited to the National Geographic photographers’ yearly seminar (thanks to Clark Mishler, who was working in the Photographic Department at
Here is yet another in my recent spate of webcast interviews. The latest one I have for you is done by the great Leo Laporte on his show Triangulation. If
I sat down with Frederick Van Johnson a few weeks ago and discussed a number of topics for This Week in Photography, including the new book. 30 Minutes. Enjoy.
We’ve just released our second DAM Book Guide, Organizing Your Photos with Lightroom 5. This all-new multimedia eBook presents a straightforward but powerful strategy for organizing your Photo Library with
I just read an article in Wired that pushed a lot of my buttons, and illustrates a number of the points in my talk at the PACA conference two weeks
The most interesting thing I saw at PhotoPlus Expo was being shown at the Samsung booth. They were showing off their new lines of what I’m calling (for now) Smart