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Do you remember how a couple of years ago the expression "The Digital Divide" was in vogue? It referred to the "haves" a...
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Automating Actions in Photoshop Time for another Photoshop lesson, this time one on how to use Photoshop’s "Actions" . Back in Jul...
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I thought this photo I took of an Arab youth would be good subject matter for more practice with so-called "grunge" effect. Camera...
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Lake Cachuma, California I'm pretty pleased with how this photo turned out. It almost looks like a tone-mapped HDR image, but it...
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I headed back out to Anza Borrego Desert State Park here in Southern California with my photography buddy, Denise, this past weekend. We to...
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Yes, I'm still here. Have just been very busy with visitors staying and also working on lots of wedding photos. Anyhow, I thought I'...