Tell Us What You Want!

Tell Us What You Want!

on Jun 1st 2011 with 2 comments

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I was raised in the suburbs of Cincinnati, Ohio. After high school, I left for Western Kentucky University where I obtained degrees in photojournalism and cultural anthropology. I am currently employed by CityBeat, an arts and entertainment weekly in Cincinnati. The work I am doing here is very rewarding and I suspect it will continue to be. I am available for freelance work in all areas of photography.  

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  • http://simdesigns.net Simolius

    Hello Phototuts Community and Leader :-)

    Tell us what you whant ?

    First Wish May be some Workshops/Tutorials on how to shot 100% good Textures for the sell in the WWW?

    Second Wish may be some “Know how” How tu built some of your own equipment ? (LOW Budget Ver.)

    simolius

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/broeckxsven/ sven

    I would like to see an article about this problem:
    When I adjust images on my pc I adjust them so that they look good on m y pc-screen. But whem I then print my images they are all to dark, or the colours aren’t what they supposed to be.
    And off course when I print them with different exposures, there is one that’s good, but how can I get it right immediately…

    And I also would like to see an aritcle about adjusting a landscape picture with photoshop and camera raw…

    Kind regards…
    Sven