Form submitted successfully, thank you.

Error submitting form, please try again.

Category Archives: how-to/tutorials

National PPA Photographer Registry

The Photographer Registry
The Photographer Registry (www.PhotographerRegistry.com) is a free service designed to help past customers, retailers, and media buyers locate photographers with a small amount of information. Professional Photographers of America (PPA) members’ contact information is automatically included.

View full post »

The What and Why of Photographic Certifications from PPA

Many industries have certification programs that allow professionals in that industry to show their expertise and give clients a reason to come to them—and photography is no different. The Professional Photographic Certification Commission (PPCC), the leading certifying agency for imaging professionals, is the commission through which you earn your Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) designation. By becoming a CPP, you are showing both your peers and potential clients that you are serious about your craft and have met a standard of excellence.

View full post »

BookSmart Studio – Nik Software Workshop – July 10, 2010

Learn about Nik Software’s latest photo enhancement plug-ins and filters for Photoshop, Aperture and Lightroom with former Nik Software Product Specialist, Sean Dyroff.

View full post »

Today is Earth Day, so think about Greener Photography…

McKay’s Photography has been awarded Leadership Membership with Greener Photography for 2010! Heather is very excited because she has been a life long environmentalist and was already doing the items on the list. She is also excited to go further as well as inspire other photographers to do little things to reduce waste.

View full post »

Terri Parthum shares a disc template

Its a template to layout artwork on a printable DVD. Its a simple action in Photoshop that creates a path for the inner and outer circle of a DVD and then creates a new layer with a clipping path to open images or artwork so that it can be centered on the disc.  I use...

View full post »