Brian Moffitt
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Accidents do happen, but they are extremely rare when you consider the volume of drilling occuring in these formations (Marcellus Shale, Barnett Shale, etc.).
As Don said, what you’ve asked for is a tall order. Some of the techniques you are asking about are pretty advanced, so I would agree you should probably pick up a book (or two) on Photohsop CS3. I would recommend Scott Kelby’s, The Photoshop CS3 Book for Digital Photographers (ISBN: 0321501918). This book is nice in that it focuses on the Photoshop techniques used by digital photographers as opposed to those who may be creating images with Photoshop. There are many books like this out there, but I like Scott’s book for it’s ease of reading, easy to follow instructions, and the breadth of techniques covered.
I’ve been using Photoshop since CS (I’m currently using CS4) and I have Scott’s book for all of those versions, so I highly recommend it.
Brian
Corey,
Loved the shots in Catch. I think I’ll refrain from posting any of my 50D shots as they pale in comparison to your work! 🙂
Brian
Zach,
I completely agree with your comments re: the Popular Mechanics article, and in fact, one of the many negative comments is mine.
