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[caption id="attachment_29723" align="alignnone" width="4225"] My shot of Matt Kloskowski during our filming of his course, Landscape Photography: From Start to Finish[/caption] For years, I sought to improve my photographic skills entirely on my own: through trial and error, and occasionally looking things up on the internet if I wanted to try and learn a new skill. It worked, I did get better.

Why would you use Lightroom over Photoshop? Or why would you use Lightroom over Adobe Camera Raw?

Designers and artists can be a selective bunch when it comes to holiday gifts. Chances are their apartment, desk, and attire is already pretty nicely curated, so if you're going to get a gift it should  be thoughtful–and in accordance with their unique, and maybe even quirky, taste.

While music production is more in-the-box every year, the fact of the matter is that we are dealing with what will always be an analog medium: capturing and play sound waves. With that in mind, here's a few pieces of analog gear that any producer will love to get: Distressor $1349 Literally every producer in every genre loves this thing.

Many of us don’t have the luxury of working out of a proper studio. We work with what we have, which is usually a spare bedroom, corner of the living room, or other spot carved out of our home with permission from the people we live with.

If you want to spoil the producer in your life with an awesome gift without breaking the bank, here's a great place to start. We've assembled this a collection of a few gems that all come in at less than a Benjamin.