Using Selective Tools in Lightroom CC to Finish Panoramas
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How Adrian Farr Escaped Corporate Life to Pursue His Dream
The CreativeLive community is full of incredibly talented individuals, with inspirational stories of how they started doing what they're doing - one of them is Adrian Farr, a UK-based fashion and portrait photographer.
Getting Over "The Wall" of Photography: 3 Pro Photographers Share Their Advice
Day two of Photo Week 2016 brought the heaviest of hitters in the photography industry to NYC and San Francisco. Three of those luminaries included sports photographer Al Bello, photojournalists Deanne Fitzmaurice and Ed Kashi, all of which hosted our Photo Week 2016 Panel and Critique offering advice for photographers on how to improve.
10 Places Photographers Can Find Creative Inspiration, From Adam Senatori
We welcomed our second In Focus speaker, aerial photographer Adam Senatori, to the stage earlier today in NYC and he gave us a talk that proved to be especially inspirational. While his words inspired us to "make the jump" and be willing to "invest your life into something you really care about," his morning routine and sources of creative inspiration were just as interesting and motivational.
5 Speakers You MUST Check Out at Adobe MAX This November
A conference built by the creative and for the creative, Adobe MAX seeks to inspire and teach you a new way to work, imagine and create. Adobe brings in top talent and experts from field come from all over the world to share their knowledge with over 9000 attendees.
3 Tips For New Photographers From Gary Knight
Photojournalist Gary Knight closed day 1 of Photo Week 2016 with a riveting discussion about choices that you make as a photojournalist. In his talk, he spanned his amazing career — from his first camera and living in Indochina, all the way through the Iraq war — and offered advice to photographers in each phase of their journey.