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William Beem is a portrait photographer with decades of experience. He teaches Visual Storytelling and created training courses for popular photography applications. William's work has been published in magazines and online and has photos hanging in the US Capitol.
William is a former Director of Information Technology and Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) with experience working for PwC, Lockheed Martin, and Bell Labs.
I use the Nik Collection almost by default when processing photos. At least, I use part of it. Over and over, I use the same filters. It turns out that some of the filters in the Nik Collection that I’ve ignored are just as useful if you have the right image. A Simple Studio Portrait…
With all the discontent about the Adobe paradigm shift, I decided to take a first look at Pixelmator 2.2. So far, I like what I see.
Does every photographer need to use Photoshop? Whether you need it or not may depend upon which genre of photography you enjoy. We discuss alternatives and reasons Photoshop may be right for your needs. Let’s get into it. Does Every Photographer Need to Use Photoshop? I’ll be honest, I use Photoshop and truly enjoy it. However,…
Luminar 4 Creative tools allow you to add some compositing and style to your photos. In this video, I’ll show you all of the tools and provide you with an overview of their capabilities and how to use them. Using the Luminar 4 Creative Tools The Creative tab in Luminar 4 has a collection of…
Today we’re interviewing Shawn Kent, founder of a new iOS app for photographers. Pixeo helps travel photographers find great locations through a curated list of geotagged photos. The app uses both Creative Commons and user-uploaded photographs to help you find new places to practice your travel and landscape photography. Born Out of Travel and Geocaching…
Adding keywords in Lightroom is a smart way to organize your photos. While most Lightroom trainers emphasize using Collections, I find that searches with Keywords are far more effective and easier to use. Why Are Keywords in Lightroom Better than Collections? Someone needed to say it. If you aren’t familiar with either Keyword or Collections,…
