Damon Winter is a photojournalist who has worked for The Dallas Morning News, The Los Angeles Times and
now works for The New York Times. His work on
a more sports-focused beat in Dallas lead to
his update on athletes from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics as part of the
2008 Olympics coverage. As a photographer with The New York Times, he won the
2009 Pulitzer Prize for
feature photography, for his
first time out on the road, covering campaigns (narrated slideshow, 3min 19sec). Currently, he is sharing
his photos and
writing from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which are included in NY Times
Lens Blog (prev. Lens Blog features:
1,
2,
3,
4,
5). If that's a bit heavy, check his
photographers journal (narrated slide show, 2min 34sec) and
his article on creating
double-exposure juxtapositions from days or weeks of shooting large-form film.
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posted by filthy light thief
on Jan 20, 2010 -
6 comments
Looking to boost your mad Photoshop skillz? Here's a trio of sites that offer the latest in PS tips and tricks.
Best Photoshop Tutorials has vectors, icons, and free brushes.
PShero works with effects and shapes, and
Photoshop Girl features photograph enhancement. That should get you started.
posted by netbros
on Feb 19, 2009 -
15 comments
Hongkiat.com is a treasure trove from a Malaysian designer, developer that features
Photoshop tutorials,
icons,
Wordpress tips and tricks,
tools for everything from
sound to
Flickr,
inspirations,
graphics and templates,
stunning wallpapers including for
Windows 7,
Leopard, and
iPhone, and finally a
library of how-to's to make your everyday internet simpler.
posted by netbros
on Jan 15, 2009 -
2 comments
Yobler. A video repository and community for instructional learning. Also includes still developing audio and article directories.
posted by netbros
on Aug 9, 2008 -
3 comments
Join Hitler and his pirate robots on a hacky journey of learning. Eight
video tutorials on how to create a great video pilot
(starring Jack Black, with a cameo by Andy Dick as a police car). Just be aware... true success in the entertainment business entails a lot
more than just decent cinematography.
Courtesy Acceptable.tv and Channel101.com (of Yacht Rock fame.)
posted by miss lynnster
on Mar 31, 2007 -
14 comments
Flash Friday tutorials. Want to know how to make a pre-loader? A cool image gallery, or sound driven animation? Learn how to do so here with some nice tutorials by Lee Brimelow, or visit his
flash blog.
posted by localhuman
on Feb 2, 2007 -
3 comments
24 Ways - 2006 Edition This year's possibly useful 24 articles containing 24 tips and tutorials for those of us who love CSS and other related web development techniques. Last year's links are included too.
posted by juiceCake
on Dec 30, 2006 -
4 comments
DrawSpace is a collection of dozens of highly detailed (multi-page) online drawing tutorials & downloadable PDFs for anyone who wishes they could draw a little bit better than they can. Probably not very useful if you're already a good artist, although the tutorials do range from beginner to advanced.
posted by jonson
on Oct 23, 2006 -
4 comments
David Watson's
CADTutor, which deals with AutoCAD, PhotoShop, and several other design programs, is one of the most elegantly-designed tutorial sites I've ever seen.
posted by koeselitz
on Sep 7, 2006 -
7 comments
Let's learn about wavelets! OK, let's not. Notice, however, how
differently wavelets are
introduced across the web, and how widely authors construe terms like "gentle", "beginner", and "approachable." Do you know a website that clearly and creatively describes some complex topic? How do you teach well with the Internet?
posted by tss
on Oct 23, 2002 -
14 comments
CBT Cafe, for those who learn visually. I was scouting around looking for Flash tutorials and stumbled on this site. The gimmick: they don't just teach you the code/effect/design, they actually walk you through it with a narrated Quicktime movie.
Currently serving Dreamweaver, Fireworks, Flash, Photoshop, Cleaner, Quicktime, EBay, and the MacOS.
posted by jragon
on Mar 17, 2002 -
2 comments
