David will show you how to get the best out of your on camera flash and he doesn't mean using it the good old fashion way.

You will view Amy's full-sized desktop via your web browser as she demonstrates this beauty retouch from start to finish using Photoshop, along to forward audience questions. Amy had never seen this image before. The raw file was sent after the show began, providing a unique opportunity to observe a professional retoucher's process from the very beginning. After graduation, Amy Dresser moved to New York to embark on a freelance career in illustration before assuming a full-time retouching position with photographer, Jill Greenberg, in 2000. For the past 8 years Amy has been based in Los Angeles, amassing an array of commercial and editorial work as a photo retoucher, illustrator, eponymic business owner, and master creator of what has come to be known in the industry as "The Amy Dresser Technique."

The latest installment in Rockport's Graphic Design America series is sure to top the previous two best-selling volumes. Like its predecessors, Graphic Design America 3 profiles more than 35 of the graphic designers and graphic design firms in the United States. The work being produced in America is wonderful, varied, and influential around the globe, which is the reason for the success of the first two books.

Each profile will feature a wide selection of the designers' or design firms' recent work that shows off a range of both their talents and breadth of style, as well as noted accomplishments and an overview of their signature style.

What is the status of graphic design in America today? Where is graphic design in America heading? This book provides the answers through the work profiles and essays by noteworthy writers in the graphic design industry.

Motivational Light is an instructional video by professional photographer Bert Stephani in which he explains his techniques and vision on photographical lighting. Its about how to find, shape and create light so it becomes the most powerful story telling tool.
Together with fellow photographer Pieter Van Impe, Bert developed an instructional concept to teach fellow photographers how to choose the right light in function of the picture. Armed with this vision, it becomes surprisingly easy to make techniques choices.

In the main video, Bert lets you look over his shoulder during a number of location and studio shoots and learns you how to become a master of light by finding, analyzing, shaping and making light. He also show you how to create different moods bu just changing the light.
In the final part, Bert explains his vision on how to become a better photographer and illustrates thi through a techniques training session, an improvisation shoot and a fast paced real life wedding shoot.

As a bonus Bert shows how he post processed some of the pictures in Ad0be Lightroom. He also walks you through what camera and lighting gear he uses and why.

Motivational Light is targeted to everyone who wants to improve his lighting skills and understanding of light. The vision and techniques explainded will help a wide range of photographers from the beginner with limited gear to the well equipped seasoned professional. Lighting is the main focus of this video but it's also packed with lots of other small tips and tricks.
The main video runs over two and a half hours and is complimented with 1 hour of bonus material about post processing. The language i English.

A collection featuring one of the most innovative and controversial of contemporary graphic designers. Carson's career is documented with emphasis on his desire to forge a new aesthetic. This extended edition includes new illustrations and a discussion of the concept of the end of print.

Take a tour of the burgeoning world of toy cameras and low-tech photography with Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity. Whether you're an experienced enthusiast or toy camera neophyte, you'll find Plastic Cameras: Toying with Creativity chock full of tantalizing tips, fun facts and, of course, absolutely striking photographs taken with the lowest tech and simplest tools around.