If you have ever played with image manipulation software, like Photoshop, you’ll know the amazing possibilities for adjustment of photographic images at your disposal, especially if you start with a DSLR ‘RAW’ image. Once you have massaged the image to perfection, adjusting colour, tone, size, highlights & shadows etc, you save it for printing or reduce it for the web, and that’s the end of it. Or is it? Read the rest of this entry »

Christmas reading included two great books this year: ‘Photoshop Pro Photography Handbook: The Photography Professional’s Handbook of Post-production for the Digital Age’ (by Chris Weston and Adam Juniper), and ‘Dont Make Me Think: A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability’ (by Steve Krug). Read the rest of this entry »

Yesterday, I was surprised to read that a fellow Brit, Dean Edwards, has (retrospecively) conquered older versions of Internet Explorer’s poor handling of cascading style sheets. Read the rest of this entry »