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New Planet Contest is Live | Nikon Classes at PSW

 

Here we go!!! The third Planet tutorial contest is now under way and accepting submissions. We have been getting some amazing entries and they just keep getting better. I have a selected an exciting collection of tutorials this time around and hope you have fun with them. Remember you can use any one of these tutorials or a combination of them to create a new image. Use the techniques but be as original as possible with what you create. That is the fun part! All I am giving you here is some of the ingredients. It is up to you what you make out of it. The most important thing is to have fun. Click here to get started and have fun!!!

Nikon just recently announced they will have special sessions at the Expo hall at Photoshop World next week. These sessions will be all three days of the event with presenters like Matt Kloskowski, Joe McNally, and Moose Peterson among others. They will covering numerous subjects on general photography tips and Nikon specific techniques as well. Click here for a detailed class listing.

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