Winter 2007
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If you enjoy the articles in this newsletter, please take a minute to thank all the contributors. Without their tireless work, this would not be possible. Their website and or e-mail is listed along with their writing.
It can be differcult to make sense of the complicated and confusing directions manufacturers offer. This article takes a look at the process of printing, and offers a simple step-by-step approach to understanding the color decisions hidden behind the scenes. Inspired by student e-mails, this article takes you through color management in a straight forward way without being overly technical, and without omitting the important details.
Inspirational photographer Nancy Rotenberg shares her personal influences. She discussed incorporating those influences into your creative process and into your life as a creative individual.
For more information about Nancy, visit her website, www.naturaltapestries.com
This article takes one through the process to create composite panoramic images from several photographs. Photoshop has a new, easy to use tool, that allows us photographers to simply sit back and watch it seamlessly stitch images together. What is best of all is that you don't need a fancy tripod head, or an engineering degree, to take the images. This set-by-step article will bring you up to speed so you can create your own panormaic images without any special equipment.