Mark Wood | Photography - June 2010 News

News Summary

Writing, writing and more writing... the last few months have been spent writing articles and developing new courses.

New for Autumn 2010 will be a Photoshop for Photographers course that will explore Adobe Camera RAW, Photoshop’s Layers and Print Options. More on this soon.

I've written an Aperture Tutorial for MacUser Magazine that takes users through Adjustment Brushes as a subsitute for Photoshop’s Layers.

Photograph of a rock

Aperture 3 has helped reshape ny working practice. The upgrade is yet another step in the right direction.

July 2010:

photograph of the Staffordshire Moorlands

Above: Staffordshire Moorlands June 2010. I've found I want to do more with Black and White

Much of Spring 2010 has been spent writing and developing courses. Following the release of Aperture 3 I've been heavily involved with the product. I'm now certified to teach Aperture 3. I've recently installed Adobe CS5 Design Premuim on my Macs, and look set to write some Masterclasses on Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign for MacWorld magazine.

Reenactment - Personal work, in development.

A big thanks to Stuart Humphrey of World War II Re-enactors Magazine for publishing my article, requesting help making my work. As a stop-gap measure I've posted a mini-site to encourage feedback on my work (Use this link to visit the mini-site). For more re-enactment images visit this link.