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21.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Jerod Foster By Jerod Foster Jul 24, 2012 Jerod Foster, author of Storytellers: A Photographer's Guide to Developing Themes and Creating Stories with Pictures, shares some advice that has made an impact on his career.
22.	"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.
23.	"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.
24.	"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.
25.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Rob Sheppard By Rob Sheppard Aug 7, 2012 Rob Sheppard, author of Landcapes: From Snapshots to Great Shots, shares how using the camera lens to see can have a profound impact on any photographer's work.
26.	"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.
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.	"The Best Photography Advice I Ever Got" with Tom Bol By Tom Bol Aug 21, 2012 Tom Bol, author of Adventure Sports Photography, tells readers how being true to his goals and identity as a photographer has helped him achieve real world success.
29.	(Serious) Fun with Web, Mobile, and Dreamweaver CS5.5 By David Powers Aug 30, 2011 With the rapid spread of smartphones and tablets, responsive web design has become the order of the day. No problem, argues David Powers, author of Adobe Dreamweaver CS5.5 Studio Techniques: Designing and Developing for Mobile with jQuery, HTML5, and CSS3. Dreamweaver CS5.5 puts the necessary tools at your disposal, and formerly dreaded chores, like rounding corners on elements, or adding drop shadows and transparent backgrounds, have become a real pleasure.
30.	[digital] Directing - Types of Shots By Dan Ablan Feb 28, 2003 Directing in the digital environment involves significant camera work. Dan Ablan explains what types of shots to use in different situations.
31.	“Brown Paper and String” Moments Nov 13, 2006
32.	“Perspectifying” Artwork on a Vertical Plane By Tony Roame Jul 1, 2001 from FreeHand 9 Authorized, by Tony Roame
33.	1 + 1 = 11: The Mathematics of Brand Collaboration By Marty Neumeier Feb 28, 2003 Learn the three basic methods of brand collaboration from Marty Neumeier, author of "The Brand Gap."
34.	10 Cool Things You Can Do with Your Kindle Fire By Scott McNulty Jan 18, 2012 Did you know that you can email documents, load your own content, and sideload apps with the Kindle Fire? Scott McNulty, author of The Kindle Fire Pocket Guide, offers a list of ten cool things he loves about the Kindle Fire.
35.	10 Fundamental Rules of Designing for Digital Magazines By Sandee Cohen Nov 29, 2012 Is your online magazine just an electronic version of your print publication? You're wasting a huge opportunity! In 10 quick tips, Sandee Cohen, co-author of Digital Publishing with Adobe InDesign CS6, demonstrates how to give immediacy and freshness to your digital magazine's experience.
36.	10 Minutes with Flash: ActionScript You'll Never Have to Write Again By Robert Hoekman Feb 6, 2004 Robert Hoekman, Jr. is just as tired of writing code as you are, so he offers up some timely tips on storing ActionScript and loading it on-the-fly in this fourth installment of "10 Minutes with Flash."
37.	10 Minutes with Flash: Bitmap Video Effects By Robert Hoekman Dec 5, 2003 In the first of a bi-weekly series of articles called "10 Minutes with Flash," Robert Hoekman, Jr. demonstrates how to make reality pretty again with faux video effects using simple bitmaps.
38.	10 Minutes with Flash: Collision Detection for Flash Games By Robert Hoekman Mar 26, 2004 Spend 10 minutes with Robert Hoekman, Jr. to learn how to create collision detection for a Flash game.
39.	10 Minutes with Flash: Creating a Custom Panel By Robert Hoekman Jul 23, 2004 In only 10 minutes, Robert Hoekman, Jr. shows you how to create a custom panel that pulls up Flash tutorials faster than you can say "Resources."
40.	10 Minutes with Flash: Creating a Loader Component for Flash Player 7 By Robert Hoekman Jun 25, 2004 Don't like writing the same script more than once? In just 10 minutes, Robert Hoekman, Jr. will show you how to turn a pre-loader script into a reusable component.

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