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21.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Rob Sylvan By Rob Sylvan Dec 11, 2012 Rob Sylvan suggests that being a better photographer doesn't have to do with anything directly related to photography, but with a simple (and not-so-simple) directive about how to live your life.
22.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Ibarionex Perello By Ibarionex Perello Dec 4, 2012 Ibarionex Perello hosts and produces The Candid Frame podcast, teaches at the Art Center College of Design, and has written for numerous magazines. He's also the author of several popular book on photography, including Canon 5D Mark III: From Snapshots to Great Shots. Here, Ibarionex talks about how to handle others' thoughts and criticisms about your work.
23.	Author Talk: Photographer Vincent Versace on Black and White Conversion Techniques (Podcast Transcript) By Nancy Aldrich-Ruenzel, Vincent Versace Nov 30, 2012 Publisher Nancy Ruenzel chats with author and photographer Vincent Versace about his latest book, From Oz to Kansas: Almost Every Black and White Conversion Technique Known to Man. Vincent explains why it's important for photographers to learn more than one black and white conversion technique.
24.	Indexing Photos Using Faces and Places with Aperture 3 By Dion Scoppettuolo Nov 19, 2012 In this lesson on Aperture 3, you’ll examine two features that provide very natural ways to index photos—Faces and Places. Faces is a feature that not only detects faces of people in your photos, but with some minor assistance from you can also recognize those people. The second feature, Places, uses GPS data to identify where photos were taken.
25.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Khara Plicanic By Khara Plicanic Nov 13, 2012 Khara Plicanic, author of Your Camera Loves You: Learn to Love it Back, explains that know-how, patience, and persistence are the keys to a successful photograph.
26.	Author Talk: Photographer Jeff Schewe on Raw Image Processing (Podcast Transcript) By Nancy Aldrich-Ruenzel, Jeff Schewe Nov 10, 2012 Peachpit and New Riders Publisher Nancy Ruenzel interviews professional photographer Jeff Schewe about his latest book. They touch on Jeff's role in the early development of Camera Raw and Lighroom, and why he chose to title his book The Digital Negative.
27.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Teri Campbell By Teri Campbell Oct 30, 2012 In a field with no contracts, reputation and relationships seem important to building a steady stream of work. But Teri Campbell, author of Food Photography and Lighting thinks it takes a lot more than that.
28.	Food Photography & Lighting: Creating "Natural" Daylight By Teri Campbell Oct 29, 2012 If you want your images to look like they were shot using natural light, then you need to study what you see, and consider how you can then re-create it in the studio. Some of the best ideas are out there waiting for you.
29.	Lighting for Digital Photography: The Five Characteristics of Light By Syl Arena Oct 25, 2012 Photography is “writing with light.” So, let’s build our conversation about lighting on five fundamental characteristics of light: Direction, Intensity, Color, Contrast, and Hardness.
30.	Photographing Women: Head & Shoulders By Eliot Siegel Oct 24, 2012 Head and shoulders—or beauty—photography represents an enormous slice of both the advertising and editorial markets worldwide. In this excerpt from Photographing Women: 1,000 Poses, Eliot Siegel explores two general categories of head and shoulders poses: front angle and side angle.
31.	Tips for Shooting in Sh*tty Light: Mixed Color Temperatures By Lindsay Adler, Erik Valind Oct 23, 2012 Learn how to take charge of the light and photograph great images, even with multiple sources of unflattering light.
32.	7 Secrets to Creating Irresistible Food Photography Images By Teri Campbell Oct 22, 2012 Creating truly irresistible images of food requires attention to a lot of different details. Teri Campbell, author of Food Photography & Lighting: A Commercial Photographer's Guide to Creating Irresistible Images, shares 7 secrets to creating amazing food images.
33.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with John Batdorff By John Batdorff Oct 16, 2012 Award-winning landscape and travel photographer John Batdorff shares six critical points of advice that are sure to inspire you˜no matter what stage you're at in the creative process.
34.	Advanced Raw Processing Using Lightroom or Camera Raw By Jeff Schewe Oct 11, 2012 Jeff Schewe explains how to combine the various image adjustments and tools capable of being deployed in Lightroom or Camera Raw to arrive at an optimized “master digital negative.”
35.	Canon EOS Rebel T4i / 650D: The Creative Zone By Jeff Revell Oct 8, 2012 The Creative zone is the name given by Canon to the shooting modes that offer you the greatest amount of control over your photography. Jeff Revell explains how to work with the various modes in the Creative zone, including Program Mode, Shutter Priority Mode, Aperture Priority Mode, and Manual Mode.
36.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Brian Smith By Brian Smith Oct 2, 2012 Pulitzer-prize winning photographer Brian Smith has been featured in LIFE, Time, Forbes, Sports Illustrated, and many other publications. His newest book, Secrets of Great Portrait Photography, chronicles the stories behind his best photos over the past 30 years. His advice is driven by a central theme—take the time to get to know your subject.
37.	Nikon D800: The Professional Modes By Jeff Revell Sep 26, 2012 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 D800's professional modes, but why you are controlling them. Jeff Revell explores Shutter Priority Mode, Aperture Priority Mode, and Manual Mode.
38.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Jeff Carlson By Jeff Carlson Sep 18, 2012 Jeff Carlson encourages you to think of yourself as a photographer, not just someone carrying a camera, because it can change the way you see your world.
39.	Building a Basic AppleScriptObjC (Cocoa-AppleScript) Application with Xcode By Ben Waldie Sep 6, 2012 Ben Waldie, author of Automator for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard: Visual QuickStart Guide and host of the Mac Automation Made Simple video training series, shows us how to create a simple interface-based AppleScript project. With Xcode and AppleScriptObjC, you can use what you learn here to develop more advanced solutions that simplify and speed up everyday Mac activities.
40.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Lindsay Adler By Lindsay Adler Sep 4, 2012 New York fashion photographer and author Lindsay Adler knows that success doesn't come without risk. Don't be afraid to ask for opportunities, and remember that rejection is just another part of the process.

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