In This Issue *February

Damon Tucci's Essentials for Lighting on Location


Roundup: Web Services That Represent You Well


Zach and Jody Gray Raised Prices & Changed Their Lives


Tara Donne Lives the Good Life with Food, Travel, Friends and Green Spaces


The Fairy Tale: Make Sure Your Client Experience Has a Happy Ending


Q&A with a Great: Wedding Photographer Aaron Delesie


Labor of Love: The Newest Frontier in Newborn Photography


Review: Photogenic Solar Studio Power Kit

Web Exclusives *February

Wrap Your Mind Around Warp: Adobe After Effects CS5.5 Warp Stabilization

Warp Stabilization is just Adobe's name for a feature that takes shaky video footage and, well, stabilizes it to look like you used a Steadicam or shot the scene with your camera mounted on a dolly. It really doesn’t sound like much until you see it in action. Then your jaw drops.

Two Bags to Gear Up and Go: Chrome Niko and Lowepro Pro Messenger 180 AW

The Lowepro Pro Messenger 180 AW and the Chrome Niko fit are designed for a moderate amount of gear that you can carry and maneuver around with without knocking lamps off the furniture every time you turn around, and provide a lot of features that are important when you want to travel or explore a city while carrying lean, and when you have a shoot that doesn't require a suitcase full of gear.

Words of Experience, a Review of "Sketching Light" by Joe McNally

Fortune has favored McNally with resilience and a great sense of self-deprecating humor. He seems to approach assignments big and small with equally intense levels of preparation, energy and flexibility. Fortunately for us, he brings these traits to his fourth how-to book, "Sketching Light: An Illustrated Tour of the Possibilities of Flash"