All of the new artificial intelligence we’re seeing in the photography world has got me thinking about how it affects what we do. How we think about our creating images might change, no? How about our processes and the actual creative part of those processes? What options are out there?
With the Photoshop Virtual Summit winding down, now’s the perfect time to check out all the courses at your leisure. But you can only do so with a VIP Access Pass! Want a sneak peak at what to expect? Join Photofocus publisher Rich Harrington as he unlocks the automation commands
Photoshop Actions can really help to speed up your workflow, especially when dealing with portraits. Even if your subjects have different colored eyes, you can still create an Action to help you more quickly process your images. High-end photo retoucher Kristina Sherk recently hosted a webinar for The Artists’ Notebook
Last week, I photographed a two-day conference for the State Bar of Michigan. It was filled with education seminars, an awards banquet, networking events and more. But what stood out to me was the opening keynote. Here’s the thing. When it comes to communication and responding to inquiries, many of
I’m about to enter my busy season — an entire month of shooting non-stop, sometimes with multiple events a day. Sometimes even multiple full days in a row! I wouldn’t have it any other way. While having photoshoots lined up is great, and that ultimately means cash in your pocket,
Back in my college days, there was at least one class that I would have happy to get 50% on an exam. But let’s not go there… This post is about Photoshop and how some people don’t use an automated feature in Photoshop when it doesn’t do the entire job
This is a reminder, that we have a very unique webinar this Wednesday. We’re going to focus on how to organize your images, as well as show you how to tackle a whole range of problems that effect travel photos and family photos. This webinar is perfect for photographers of
