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Written By Nettie Hartsock

Case Study:Internationally acclaimed shooter David Chalk appreciates the ability to market and distribute his own images instead of relying on large agencies.

Most Popular Words And Images In The News: 10×10

A web site has been launched that combines the most popular words and the images of the day. Called 10×10 (hosted by www.tenbyten.org), the web site allows visitors to see a list of the day’s most popular words and images that go with the words.

Princeton University has posted the results of the first annual Art of Science competition in an online exihibition.

Source: New York Times
Written By Randy Kennedy

In 1999 two proud powerhouses of photography - the George Eastman House in Rochester and the International Center of Photography in Midtown - began to acknowledge that they needed each other.

If you’ve never been to Norman Koren’s web site, it’s a visit you should make. In addition to his fine photographic work, Norman Koren has made a wide array of very useful tutorials and resources available for visitors.

An often overlooked digital imaging resource is:
Adobe Studio Exchange.

Well, it’s one you don’t want to overlook because that’s where a lot of new productivity scripts will be released. In fact, there’s a new one posted for Adobe Bridge already.

Russell Preston Brown reports from Australia that his web site, www.russellbrown.com was taken down by his ISP because of issues over the enormous band-width his site generates. In an email message received today, Russell said: “I’ll try and resolve it when I return tomorrow.”

Merge to HDR in Photoshop CS2 – A First Look

Sign up for Adobe’s free support announcements, timely e-mail messages that keep you up-to-date with product news, special offers, technical how-tos, patches, and plug-ins for selected Adobe products.

Adobe has launched a web page dedicated to helping users of all of Adobe’s products register for usability testing and research.

Digital Image Preservation Through Open Documentation

If you’ve never visited Adobe Studio, you’re missing out on a useful free resource that Adobe provides for its customers. Recently redesigned and updated, Adobe Studio provides a diverse array of resources; Tips & Tutorials, Links to User Groups and Forums, Events that Adobe will be at, Print Resource Center, Small Business Resources and Tools & Software from Adobe Studio Exchange.

It costs nothing to visit but the bandwidth. . .

In case you missed them, last fall Adobe commissioned a variety of top authors to write editorial content about a variety of subjects relating to; Digital Photography, Raw Captures, DNG, Digital Workflow, Digital Image Integrity, Calibrating the Digital Darkroom, B&W Conversion, Metadata, Color managed Raw Workflow, Making the Transition from Film to Digital, Highlight Recovery in Adobe Camera Raw and State of the Art: Digital Printing.

Press Release: Tampa, FL – April 4, 2005 – Today, immediately following Adobe’s announcement of Adobe® Photoshop® CS2, the National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) launched the Photoshop CS2 Learning Center—the most comprehensive look at Adobe Photoshop CS2 available anywhere. This extensive learning center, including free online videos, articles, reviews, news, a downloadable CS2 overview, and a CS2 discussion forum, provides an unparalleled resource for learning about this amazing new upgrade.

I would be tempted to file this under “people with way too much time on their hands” except that I’ve been to all of the sites, and well, ok–I will admit to being intrigued. It seems that Photoshop has fostered a subculture of Photoshop contest junkies on the web. And they sure seem to have fun–even though when they win, they don’t win anything (except higher rankings and the respect of their peers).

Press Release: SAN JOSE, Calif. — March 29, 2005 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced its plans to launch the Adobe Photographers Directory, a listing of professional photographers accessible directly from within Adobe’s creative professional products. The Adobe Photographers Directory will be initially available in North America and over time will be extended to include photographers from other markets.

Adobe Evangelists Daniel Brown, Juleanne Kost and Tim Cole have a web site: AdobeEvangelists.com

With tutorials about Photoshop, Premiere, After Effects, GoLive, ImageReady, InDesign and Illustrator, AdobeEvangelists.com offers a wide range of useful information–for free.

Perhaps no other graphics application on the planet has as many web sites devoted to and created by it’s users and fans, as Photoshop. It would be impossible to list each and every one, but here’s a roundup of some of the better web sites:

There are a lot of really good web sites out there who’s primary focus is digital imaging. But one of the best from the standpoint of providing useful and understandable articles is The Luminous Landscape offered by Michael Reichmann.

Michael is not shy–he says of his web site: “The Luminous Landscape, the web’s most comprehensive site devoted to the art of landscape, nature and documentary photography using digital as well as traditional image processing techniques.”

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