New Website! – JohnPaulCaponigro-Antarctica.com

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Last night during an inspiring evening at Photoshop World’s Fine Art of Digital panel I announced my new website johnpaulcaponigro-antarctica.com. It’s got information on my project including …
an upcoming workshop
a traveling exhibit
a book
4 different galleries.
There’s much more to come!
A blog.
Important facts on the region
Google maps
An Antarctica alumni group exhibit
Stay tuned to my blog and my free enews Insights for new announcements.
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Adobe Groups

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Adobe has entered into the world of online social networking with Adobe Groups.
“Adobe user groups provide a forum of support and technology to business and creative professionals of all levels and professions. Whether you’re a business user, designer, seasoned developer, or just starting out — Adobe user groups strengthen community, increase networking, unveil the latest technology innovations, and reveal the techniques that turn novices into experts, and experts into gurus.
The Adobe groups site provides a place on Adobe.com where community members can create a profile, join Adobe user groups and connect with other members of the Adobe community. The Adobe designer, developer and mobile communities are represented on Adobe groups as are Adobe employees and Adobe product teams. Go to Adobe groups today and start building connections within the Adobe community.”
Adobe Groups makes it easy for you to find, join, participate in user groups – worldwide. Virtually all languages are supported. You can even start your own group! Adobe Groups provides tools to help make user group management easier so you can focus on participating and creating content, not managing it. You’ll find user groups, personal profiles, event calendars, and even job boards. Anybody can join. All you need is an adobe membership idea, which is free and easy to set up.
Learn more in this online video edition of Adobe Edge.
Find our more about Adobe User Groups here.
Find or join a group here.
Are you a member? Comment about your experience here!

Give Your Friends Over 100 Downloads Free

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New member? Old member and skipped over a few issues? You’re missing free content! As a member of Insights enews you get over 100 free downloads. Actually, the number far exceeds 100. I stopped counting after 100. More resources are added every month.
Tell your friends! Give them these same resources free!

Search

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Looking for something specifc on this website?
Use the new Google Search feature – located in the top right corner of the nav bar.
This doesn’t replace the Search and Categories features for this blog.
It adds Search for the rest of this website.
So, next time you’re looking for information on a specific topic, use the Search feature!
You can add Google search to your website too. Found out more here.

New Blog Roll Added

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Looking for good blogs? I’ve added a Blog Roll to my blog. It contains all the blogs I track on a regular basis. Here a few of the blogs in my Blogroll.
Jeff Schewe’s PhotoshopNews always contains first rate insider information on what’s happening in the industry. Scott Kelby’s Photoshop Insider does too – and every Wednesday he invites a guest blogger to appear there. Want more insider information? Check out the Lightroom Journal from the Lightroom development team and senior Photoshop Product Manager John Nack’s blog. Martin Evening’s LightroomNews has shares excellent news and technique. Strobist is a fantastic blog on guerilla lighting techniques. Inside Digital Photo offers excellent audio and video coverage of industry news. Many photographers keep you up to date on their progress with blogs, like Joe McNally, Moose Peterson, Andy Biggs, Sean Kernan and many more.
I’ll be adding more names to the list as I find blogs I really like.
Syl Arena (PixSylated) posted a great blog entry on blogs. First he gives excellent advice on how to find great blogs, track them with RSS feeds, and more. Then, he lists his favorite blogs with quick commentaries on what they’re like, post frequency, and links. We agree about many blogs. Many are also on my list but there are a few other great blogs he’s turned me onto with this post. You’ll find his blog is on my list of favorites and mine’s on his. Check it out this great post on PixSylated here.
What are your favorite blogs? Tells us here. Comment!