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1.	Color Correction in Nuke By Ron Ganbar Apr 15, 2014 Nuke is a very advanced system that uses cutting-edge technology and theory to work with color. Therefore, it is important to understand Nuke’s approach to color so you understand color correcting within Nuke.
2.	Picture Perfect Posing: Three-Point Check Combinations By Roberto Valenzuela Apr 14, 2014 Photographers can create very distinct energies and looks in a photo by focusing specifically on only three parts of the body: the collarbone, the chin, and the eyes. By combining these three with two posing options, you will be able to create any feeling you desire.
3.	Nikon D610: The Professional Modes By Rob Sylvan Apr 10, 2014 If you really want to take that next step in controlling your photography, it is essential that you understand not only how to control the Nikon D610's professional modes, but why you are controlling them. Rob Sylvan explores Program Mode, Shutter Priority Mode, Aperture Priority Mode, and Manual Mode.
4.	Understanding How Light Affects Your Photography By Jeff Revell Apr 8, 2014 Understanding light is one of the most important skills in photography. Jeff Revell discusses the properties of light, types of light, quality of light and direction of light, and how these aspects affect your photograph.
5.	From Snapshots to Great Shots: An Interview with Photographer Jeff Revell By Peachpit, Jeff Revell Apr 7, 2014 Jeff Revell answers our questions about his favorite camera, the most overused photography tool, and what's so great about photowalks.
6.	Portrait Photography FuelTip: Three Keys to a Successful Composite Portrait By Eric Doggett Apr 3, 2014 In this excerpt from Introduction to Compositing: Creating Your First Composite Portrait, Eric Doggett offers some tips that will give you the best results when creating a composite portrait.
7.	Portrait Photography FuelTip: Composing a Portrait By Dan Ablan Apr 2, 2014 In this excerpt from Composition for Portraiture: Creating Compelling Headshots, Group Shots, and Senior Pictures, Dan Ablan looks at portraits that go beyond the headshot.
8.	Portrait Photography FuelTip: How to Use Available Light for Your Environmental Portrait By Kathleen Lavine Apr 1, 2014 Kathleen Lavine, author of Environmental Portraiture: Tell Your Subject’s Story and Create Dynamic Portraits with One Bag of Gear, offers tips for how to use available light to tell your subject's story.
9.	Portrait Photography FuelTip: Taking Environmental Portraits of Strangers By John Batdorff Mar 31, 2014 John Batdorff offers advice on how to approach a stranger on the street about taking his photograph, in this excerpt from Street Photography: A Guide to Finding and Capturing Authentic Portraits and Streetscapes.
10.	Editing with Blade Speed in Final Cut Pro X 10.1 By Brendan Boykin Mar 26, 2014 The variable speed change applies at least two different playback rates within a single clip. This effect requires dividing the clip into segments, one for each speed rate. Brendan Boykin shows you how in this excerpt from Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro X 10.1: Professional Post-Production.
11.	Creating Custom Views and Custom Transitions in iOS Apps By Richard Warren Mar 24, 2014 In this chapter from Creating iOS Apps: Develop and Design, 2nd Edition, Rich Warren shows you how to customize the user interface. First, he looks at drawing. By drawing your own views, you can create a wide range of visual effects—and by extension, a wide range of custom controls. Then he looks at setting the transitions between scenes and providing animations for those transitions.
12.	Making the First Edit in Final Cut Pro X 10.1 By Brendan Boykin Mar 20, 2014 In this excerpt from Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro X 10.1: Professional Post-Production, learn how to add and rearrange clips within a primary storyline; Ripple, Roll, and Slip trim clips; blade, replace with gap, ripple delete, and join through edit; perform connect edits; create and edit in a connected storyline; adjust audio levels; and share the project to a media file.
13.	Nikon D5300: The Professional Modes By Rob Sylvan Mar 18, 2014 If you really want to take that next step in controlling your photography, it is essential that you understand not only how to control the Nikon D5300's professional modes, but why you are controlling them. Rob Sylvan explores Program Mode, Shutter Priority Mode, Aperture Priority Mode, and Manual Mode.
14.	Getting Down & Dirty with Corey Barker: Corey's Favorite Photoshop Tricks By Corey Barker Mar 17, 2014 Corey Barker, author of Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers, Volume 2, shares some of his favorite Photoshop tricks.
15.	FuelBooks Urban and Street Photography Tip: Know Your Goal By Todd Sipes Mar 13, 2014 Todd Sipes, author of Urban Exploration Photography: A Guide to Shooting Abandoned Places, asks, are you shooting as an artist or a documentarian? Know what you're shooting and why.
16.	FuelBooks Urban and Street Photography Tip: Be at the Right Place at the Right Time By John Batdorff Mar 12, 2014 John Batdorff, author of Street Photography: A Guide to Finding and Capturing Authentic Portraits and Streetscapes, explains that knowing the best times and locations to find interesting people for street photography are critical.
17.	FuelBooks Urban and Street Photography Tip: Shooting in the Dark By Todd Sipes Mar 11, 2014 Todd Sipes, author of Urban Exploration Photography: A Guide to Shooting Abandoned Places, shares some tips on shooting well and safely in an urban environment.
18.	Working with Leading in Adobe InDesign By Nigel French Mar 10, 2014 Nigel French discusses leading—the space between lines of type— in this excerpt from InDesign Type: Professional Typography with Adobe InDesign, 3rd Edition. Nigel talks about how much is enough, screen leading, auto leading, and consistency.
19.	Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers: Playing with Photographs By Corey Barker Mar 6, 2014 In this chapter from Photoshop Down & Dirty Tricks for Designers, Volume 2, Corey Barker takes photos from some of well known photographers and runs them through the creative ringer to see what comes out.
20.	iPad and iPhone for the Birds By Lisa L. Spangenberg Mar 4, 2014 Are you a bird enthusiast, like Lisa L. Spangenberg, author of Meet iPhoto for iOS 6? With your iOS device and the birding apps described in this article, you can skip old-fashioned manual searching through cumbersome and silent field guides. A few taps will lead you to detailed information about the feathery fellows hanging out in your neighborhood.

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