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81.	10 Tips to Improve Your Landscape Photography By Rob Sheppard Jun 5, 2012 Rob Sheppard offers ten tips that will help you stay focused on your photography so that you can shoot any landscape better.
82.	Expanding Your Photography Portfolio By Michael Clark May 31, 2012 This chapter focuses on four images that Michael Clark created in an effort to expand his photography portfolio. He explains the genesis of each image, how the images were shot, the gear involved, and how they were worked up in Lightroom and Photoshop so you can see the entire process from start to finish.
83.	Use Symmetry to Improve Your Photographs By Roberto Valenzuela May 15, 2012 Symmetry is all around us and has always been associated with beauty, so why not use it? Depending on how you are holding the camera and how much of a scene you choose to show, you can strengthen or weaken the symmetric properties of an object or scene. Roberto Valenzuela shows you how.
84.	A Filmmaker’s Reading, Listening, and Viewing List by Norman Hollyn By Norman Hollyn Apr 19, 2012 Norman Hollyn, long-time film and music editor, writer, consultant and Professor and Editing Track Head at the USC School of Cinematic Arts, offers a list of his favorite resources for producing, directing, editing, sound, music, cinematography and production design.
85.	Working with Circles in Google+ to Stay Organized: A Guide for Photographers By Colby Brown Apr 18, 2012 Colby Brown explains what circles are, how to use them, and how to organize them so that you can get the most out of your time on Google+.
86.	How to Create Visually Compelling Black and White HDR Images By Rafael Concepcion Apr 17, 2012 When people think of HDR image, one usually thinks of overtexturized images with highly saturated colors. RC Concepcion (Kelby Training instructor and host of DtownTV.com) goes over how to use this overuse of texture and color to create visually compelling black and white images.
87.	Exposure and Focus Basics for DSLR Video By Richard Harrington Apr 11, 2012 When recording video with your DSLR, you’ll find that the two technical hurdles of exposure and focus can be quite challenging. In this chapter, Richard Harrington introduces exposure and focus and offers tips for getting comfortable with them.
88.	Importing Photos with iCloud's Photo Stream By Jim Heid, Michael E. Cohen, Dennis R. Cohen Apr 10, 2012 Forget about cables and memory cards to connect your devices to iPhoto: with iCloud’s Photo Stream feature, importing photos couldn't be easier.
89.	Finding Your Photography Vision: Four Lessons on Getting a Fresh Perspective By Roberto Valenzuela Mar 12, 2012 Roberto Valenzuela offers four lessons to help you improve your photography craft.
90.	A Digital Photographer's Guide to Shooting Film: Choosing Your Film Stock By Jonathan Canlas, Kristen Kalp Mar 7, 2012 Jonathan Canlas shares the film stocks that trip his trigger and helps you find the ones that trip yours.
91.	Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Tips: When to Switch to Spot Metering By Scott Kelby Mar 7, 2012 There are times (few though they are) where you may need to switch to Spot metering. Scott Kelby shows you when switching to Spot metering might be worth your while.
92.	A First Look at the Book Module and Map Module in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 By Adobe Creative Team Mar 6, 2012 This excerpt from Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Classroom in a Book shows you how to work with the new Book and Map modules in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4.
93.	Making Images Look a Whole Lot Better with the Develop Module in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 By Jeff Revell Mar 6, 2012 You just might spend more time in the Develop module than any other module in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4. Jeff Revell, author of Photoshop Lightroom: From Snapshots to Great Shots, walks you through all of the panels so that you know which one to use in any situation.
94.	Martin Evening on Importing Photos in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 By Martin Evening Mar 6, 2012 In this excerpt from The Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Book, Martin Evening shows how the Lightroom import procedure provides an adaptable import workflow, one that can be streamlined through the use of Import presets, as well as offering the ability to import files directly from the camera using a tethered shooting setup.
95.	Optimizing Detail and Contrast with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 By Dan Moughamian Mar 6, 2012 Dan Moughamian provides an illustration of how powerful the new detail recovery and tonal controls in Lightroom 4 are.
96.	Perfecting Photos with the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Adjustment Brush By Dan Moughamian Mar 6, 2012 Dan Moughamian discusses the improvements made to the Adjustment Brush controls in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4, which are used for editing one specific area of the photograph without making similar changes to neighboring areas.
97.	Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Tips: Why You Need to Lock Your Exposure When Shooting DSLR Video By Scott Kelby Mar 6, 2012 If you don't lock your exposure when shooting video, it creates a disaster, because you don’t want the brightness in the video changing every few seconds as you move the camera. Scott Kelby shows you how to lock the exposure on your camera.
98.	Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Tips: Which F-Stop to Use for HDR By Scott Kelby Mar 5, 2012 If you go on the web and search for which f-stop to use for HDR, you’ll find people touting everything from f/1.8 to f/32. So, who is right?
99.	Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Tips: How the Pros Focus for Sports By Scott Kelby Mar 2, 2012 Scott Kelby shows you that by separating the focus from the shutter button, you'll get more shots in focus.
100.	Scott Kelby's Digital Photography Tips: Learn How to Work the Scene By Scott Kelby Mar 1, 2012 If something catches your eye, don't take just one shot. Scott Kelby advises you to stop, look around, and see what it was that drew your eye in the first place.

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