Photography Thailand Forum

[randiman]

i need information on newer and developing techniques and technologies on photography, i am planing to be a professional photographer

[bkkdave]

I really like the internet as a source of information. I subscribe to various podcasts and there is just a wealth of information out there. I can read reviews of books that discuss topics of interest to me before I purchase them; two recent ones are 'Layers' by Matt Kloskowski and 'Photoshop CS3' by David Blanter. I am very happy with both purchases as they teach in a way that I can relate to and understand. Also I do like the Michael Freeman books that can be found at B2S. The three authors that I mentioned get right to the point and do not waste words or pages of words on unnecessary verbiage. I can only speak for myself but I have a certain way that I like to learn so it is important to me to get the information from the folks who can convey this information in the style that works best for me.

Best of luck in your pursuit of knowledge.

[bkkdave]

PS: There is also a lot to be gained from reading the posts on this forum; I won't mention any names because I don't want to slight anyone that I inadvertently left out; but many of the members here have very good information and are generous enough to share it. Take a look.

[mwardy]

Yep, cant beat the internet

If you have some money to throw at this, then subscribing to www.kelbytraining.com isnt a bad idea as it has many Photography and Photoshop tutorials online.

I found these useful free sites as well:
- www.luminouslandscape.com for general photography and processing advice
- www.strobist.com for learning about flash photography (look for lighting 101)
- www.dpreview.com and trawling their forum for hints and tips

If there is one book I would recommend its "Exposure" by Bryan Peterson

Regs
Mark

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[Jeff Jarvis]

The Image Doctors have over 90 podcasts.
Some good info in there.
http://podcasts.nikonians.org/image_doctors.html

Youtube has a nice selection of tutorials on photography, lighting, processing, you name it...

[Vanda Manprasert]

Another great site (if you're willing to pay) for extremely detailed and easy-to-follow Photoshop, LIghtroom + misc digital imaging video tutorials is:

www.lynda.com