Was contacted by the BIG NAME magazine. The email came with the “High Priority” and requested to submit my photographs for the article in the next issue. Without consultation, I don’t think I’d want to disclose the name just yet, but I am very tempted.
It was about my work in the Louisbourg. Of course, I was quite flattered. When I asked about compensation (wrong move ;), nobody ever got back to me. And we are talking about like a big name here, big enough to have funds and presumably, staff that has manners.
I giggled about it with my friends today over the coffee during an update on the “artsy” world, which normally is accompanied with healthy dose of sarcasm.
Then I remembered about this wonderful guy and his paramount rant. Enjoy!
Sunday, March 29, 2009
CS4
My creative juices are flowing again. Spring is in the air!
I’ve been doing a lot of reading on studio photography, flash photography, Photoshop, etc. Will post a link of books I found worthy of my time.
Working on a few projects that will take a while. A lot of interesting shooting and experiments. So little time!
While I am polishing my skills to create great images in-camera, whether it’s under the sun, the moon or studio lights, I became less of a former film snob and took a deep dive into the world of software processing.
I am very pleased with Photoshop CS4. I didn’t have a chance to work with CS3 and jumped a version. Quite a difference; it’s amazing what it can do with the RAW format.
I force myself to practice every day. Most of the images I practice on are crappy shots that target a specific area and need for a certain technique, once in a while I get back to my images and redo them using the techniques I learn.
I’ve been doing a lot of reading on studio photography, flash photography, Photoshop, etc. Will post a link of books I found worthy of my time.
Working on a few projects that will take a while. A lot of interesting shooting and experiments. So little time!
While I am polishing my skills to create great images in-camera, whether it’s under the sun, the moon or studio lights, I became less of a former film snob and took a deep dive into the world of software processing.
I am very pleased with Photoshop CS4. I didn’t have a chance to work with CS3 and jumped a version. Quite a difference; it’s amazing what it can do with the RAW format.
I force myself to practice every day. Most of the images I practice on are crappy shots that target a specific area and need for a certain technique, once in a while I get back to my images and redo them using the techniques I learn.
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