It’s been a busy summer.
When you’re cranking out video titles, a new book and some magazine articles to boot, two things happen. The first is you have a lot less time to hop in the car with your camera in tow, the second part is that the web site hits the back-burner. I’ve been trying to work my way into the brave new world of Twitter (hopefully I’m on track; haven’t received any “Twitter, yer doin’ it wrong” comments yet). But Twitter is another animal. You can only do so much with it as far as sharing ideas or concepts. I’ve been anxious to get back on track with some regular web / blog content.
What I’ve come up with is a simple concept called QuickHits. The idea is simple: to provide some weekly pointers for those who are big into digital photography and all things Adobe / all things Photoshop. Some will be written, most will be linked up from Vimeo, but hopefully all will be helpful to readers. In the past I’ve tried to always do something unique but what I realize is that to reach all audiences, I should make tips for all audiences. So some will be for those who are newer to digital, others will be more advanced.
If you like a tip, any re-tweets or mentions are greatly appreciated; and I’m happy to reciprocate if you’ve got some cool photography or tips of your own that you’re showcasing on your site. We can all stand to learn something new each week!
I still haven’t figured out how to get my comments system to work right, so if there are any WordPress gurus out there, tweet me and let me know the best way to get a “comments thread” going without getting spammed. Meantime, check back each week for new content and if you have a specific request please tweet that up too! You can find me @Colortrails.
