merry christmas!
i hope you have a wonderful holiday season and merry christmas! we’re heading off for the next few weeks – first up to northern california and then down to mainland mexico! it’s bound to be a wonderful mix of family, friends, celebration and adventure. i won’t be posting for a while but will be back in action mid-jan. see you then! a big thanks to one of my former students matt chenot for taking the family photos above (matt took the photos for a homework assignment in one of his portrait classes). to see more of his work click here.
happy holidays!
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Happy holidays Chris. I hope to see you at PSW in Orlando
merry xmas! best wishes to you and your family.
Enjoy your holidays Chris. Thanks for the wonderful year of superb insight, valuable creativity, and a fantastic book.
All the Best
Tom
Merry Christmas to everyone from the ‘Great White North’…Victoria, BC Canada
Really looking forward to new and exciting times ahead in 2010.
Congrats once again on your amazing book and a warm thanks for sharing your beautiful family photos.
Happy Christmas Chris! Have a wonderful time, diviertanse mucho!
Best wishes to you and your family in the new year :)
Merry Christmas Chris. Hope you all have a great holiday and I look forward to following you in 2010
Back to Sayulita?? Been scoring Honolua bay the last few days. . .
thanks for all the good cheer and holiday wishes!! :)
Hi Chris!
Happy New Year! These are some beautiful shots of your family!
So I’ve been a long time fan of yours on Lynda(well, for a year at least) and I’ve absolutely been devouring your tutorials. I’m sure this isn’t the ideal place to ask you, but I have a question. I love Lynda because I’m not going to grad school like I planned yet, and it’s been a spectacular virtual university. Inevitably however I have a million more questions to go along with the videos to ask. I’m wondering what the best resource might be for getting my questions answered. I’m particularly interested in workflow management and the process I should use to take my raw files from start to finish. Of course I’d love to ask you all these questions, but can you help me find a place that might be the next best thing? A forum or what not? Thanks so much for your time!
Sincerely
jeff blake