Monthly Archives: October 2009

When Does Digital Re-Touching Go Too Far?

A model’s hips narrower than her head? A torso as long as a giraffe’s neck? Take a look at this New York Times article and see what can happen when photo retouching gets out of hand. We’re not the only ones shaking our heads. Britain’s Liberal Democrats want to put an end to it and [...]

Vote in the Best Blurb Books Contest

All the entries are in, let the voting begin! View and vote on your favorites in the Best Blurb Books Contest. There’s a ton of talent to choose from. So, have fun, get inspired, and vote for as many books as you’d like, but please remember – only one vote per book. Get cracking! Voting [...]

Eileen Gittins Featured in HuffPo

It’s no secret that The Huffington Post is one of the premier sources of news commentary and coverage on the web, featuring the points of view of a diverse and prestigious group of folks. We’re proud to add to this list our own founder and CEO, Eileen Gittins. Eileen’s first post is live now; a [...]

Travel Photography Secrets from a Pro

Tortilla chips, bean bags, and beer bottles – yep, that’s right. In a recent New York Times interview, travel photographer Robert Caplin shared some of his secrets on how to shoot like a pro on a shoestring budget. Take a look at the article and learn how to filter your flash using tools at hand [...]