Part 4 of 4: At its heart, InDesign CS2 is a layout tool, and in this excerpt from the DMTS training Adobe Certified Instructor Jeff Witchel shows off a professional tip for using the transform tools and text wrap palette to create a cascading photo layout.

Photographer Shannon Fagan has been very successful as a stock photographer. In this interview, he gives me the lowdown on the stock photo industry, explaining the terms and offering advice for those trying to make sense of the business and make some money taking pictures.

Part 4 of 4: Correcting an image is one thing, but when you want to create a mood or style in an image, Aperture has simplified this process by building the controls right into their HUD interface. Orlando Luna demonstrates in this tutorial how simple it is to apply filters and get instant feedback.

Part 3 of 4: After diving deeper into the outline palette, Adobe Certified Instuctor Jeff Witchel demonstrates an easy way to save a printed photo look as a style, and apply that style to other objects in InDesign CS2.

Fashion and celebrity photography comes to life with Phil Knott, an in-demand photographer with an edgy, A-list client roster. His recent switch to a digital workflow took his work to a whole new level, particularly when shooting rapper Lloyd Banks.

Part 3 of 4: Adjusting RAW images in Aperture is simple and fluid with its creative HUD interface. In this excerpt from the DMTS training, Orlando Luna demonstrates its flexibility and simplicity, giving you intuitive control over fine image adjustment.

Author of 17 books, recipient of numerous awards, and subject of countless exhibitions worldwide, Martin Parr is a seminal figure in British photojournalism. This podcast features an interview with Parr recorded at the 2006 PhotoPlus Expo.

Part 2 of 4: Designers can end up spending lots of time creating a style that works for many images. Rather than recreating that style over and over again, Adobe Certified Instructor Jeff Witchel shows you how InDesign CS 2 shows you how to create a custom stroke, then save it for later use.

[Official Press Release] (September 26, 2006) - Today Lensbabies, LLC launched its 3rd generation selective focus Single Lens-Reflex (SLR) lens, Lensbaby 3G™, introducing new features that dramatically expand the Lensbaby product family's capabilities. The Lensbaby 3G SLR lens allows photographers to lock the Lensbaby in a desired bent position simply by pressing a button. Then, using a traditional barrel focus mechanism, photographers can do fine focusing and precisely place the sweet spot of sharp focus before pressing the shutter release.

[Official Press Release] NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 2006 - Designed for increased print speed and quality, Sony Electronics today introduced its latest UP-DR150 high-speed roll printer as well as its new UP-CX1 compact, professional digital photo printer.