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1. ASMP: Mikkel Aaland — writer, lecturer, author
www.asmp.org/culture/mentor_aa - [Cached]Published on: 7/15/2008 Last Visited: 7/15/2008
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Interview with Mikkel Aaland, author of Photoshop CS2 RAW (O'Reilly Media)
Photographer Mikkel Aaland is a writer, lecturer, and author of nine books, including Shooting Digital (Sybex), The Designer's Bookshelf "Best Digital Photography Book" for 2004.Mikkel's documentary photographs have been exhibited in major institutions around the world, including the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris, the Stockholm National Gallery, and the former Lenin Museum in Prague.In 1981, he received the National Art Directors award for photography.Mikkel served as an editor for the Swedish FOTO magazine, wrote a monthly column for American Photographer, and contributed articles and/or photos to several publications including Wired, Digital Creativity, Pre, Newsweek, Graphis, Outside, Popular Science, and MacWeek.
Six of Mikkel's nine books focus on digital photography, a subject of intense interest for him over the past 25 years.You can learn more at Mikkel' site, www.shooting-digital.com.For information about Mikkel's latest book, Photoshop CS2 RAW, visit www.oreilly.com/catalog/photoshopraw. (ASMP members: get a 30% discount by using this code.)
Take a look at a few of Mikkel Aaland's favorite images in our ASMP Member Galleries.
O'Reilly Media recently interviewed Mikkel at his studio in San Francisco.We have reproduced the interview by permission of the publisher.
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Aaland: I'd just started working for FOTO magazine, and we were in the midst of interviewing various photography masters. -
2. ASMP: Photoshop Lightroom Adventure
www.asmp.org/commerce/digitalp - [Cached]Published on: 4/15/2008 Last Visited: 4/15/2008
Mikkel Aaland's new book, Photoshop Lightroom Adventure, published in 2007 by O'Reilly Media, is the first book written with Lightroom 1.1 in mind.
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Aaland's beautifully illustrated and eminently practical book is the first to offer a complete tour of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 1.1, the integrated digital photography workflow application that allows serious photographers to import, select, develop and showcase large volumes of digital images.Augmented by photos and case studies from a demanding road test in Iceland, award-winning ASMP photographer Mikkel Aaland explains how Lightroom 1.1 can improve the way you work.
After watching - and often helping - Adobe create Lightroom entirely from the ground up, Aaland (author of Photoshop CS2 RAW) was ready to see how well it would do in the field.He organized a group of 12 top-notch photographers for a trek to "Nature's Light Room", the pristine Icelandic landscape where each summer day is bathed in 22 hours of horizontal light - and where the only studio was Lightroom on a laptop.In Photoshop Lightroom Adventure, Aaland uses hands-on knowledge from the trip to demonstrate how Lightroom 1.1 can help you create the best possible image under any conditions.
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Mikkel Aaland's trademark ability to teach complicated topics on digital imaging with straightforward, easy-to-follow text makes this book a valuable learning tool for anyone serious about digital photography. -
3. www.asmpnorcal.org
www.asmpnorcal.org/drupal/?q=n - [Cached]Published on: 5/22/2008 Last Visited: 6/8/2008
ASMPNorCal member Mikkel Aaland and crew returned from Tasmania recently.10 days, 24 photographers drove 1354 miles and took over 100,000 photographs!The project was to illustrate Mikkel's next Lightroom Adventure book.Mikkel's first Lightroom book was illustrated by great photographers in Iceland.Mikkel talked with the NorCal chapter last October about his Iceland Adventure project.

