Per­fect Photo Suite by onOne Soft­ware Discounted

I wanted to pass along this pro­mo­tion for Per­fect Photo Suite by onOne soft­ware because it’s a good value, but only for a lim­ited time. Not only do you get Per­fect Photo Suite 6.1 for a $100 sav­ings, but you also some bonus DVDs with the package:

• Best of the onOne University
• Adobe Pho­to­shop Light­room 4 Crash Course

You can read my review of Per­fect Photo Suite if you aren’t famil­iar with it. If you want to take advan­tage of the sale, just click on the ban­ner link above and it will take you to a spe­cial land­ing page to get the deal.

If you’re read­ing this after the spe­cial expires, you can still save 15% using my coupon code: WBEEMPHOTO. I’m a big fan of onOne soft­ware and this really is a great col­lec­tion of tools for every kind of photo. Check out my review to see how all of the com­po­nents come together to make a com­pre­hen­sive post pro­cess­ing suite.

Gin­ger

The last time I showed you a photo of Gin­ger, she was naked from the waist down and in black & white. Well, I am noth­ing if not a study in con­trasts. This time you get to see her cov­ered from the waist up in full color. You’re welcome.

My friend Steve and I booked a half day shoot­ing with Gin­ger. We had a great time. Well, I had a great time and they seemed to have a great time, but I prob­a­bly shouldn’t make claims on their behalf. Steve had the idea of brin­ing that red cloth because of a shot he had in mind. The idea was to have Gin­ger stretch­ing out and held back by the mate­r­ial. That meant we had to take turns hold­ing the other end of the cloth.

When it was my turn, I was sur­prised just how much force she put into stretch­ing into that cloth. I told her if I lost my grip that I would shout the word “TORPEDO” as a warn­ing. Curi­ous as to what that meant, I told her it meant her ass was going to go fly­ing like a tor­pedo toward’s the wall because I lost my grip. It seemed rather obvi­ous to me, but some­times you have to explain these things. For­tu­nately, we didn’t launch any tor­pe­does that day.