Physical copies of my book “3 Weeks in Haiti” are in. They can be ordered here: 3 Weeks in Haiti Paperback
I am often asked how sales are. Well…sales are terrible. In 3 months I have sold 24 copies (e-versions), and I know at least 20 of those people. lol
I am not dismayed however, because everyone who has gotten back to me on it has said they LOVED it. It is a solid, enjoyable, rewarding read and I believe that anyone who reads it will be a better person when they are done. That is a fine accomplishment. I even enjoy popping it open now and then to read a chapter. So many good memories and life lessons here.
The marketing of the book lays squarely on my shoulders and if sales are bad, its my own fault. Considering a few creative ways to get the ball rolling.
Red Robin??
Michael, this is a great work. It’s very cool and interesting because you are looking at this great wall of (I guess famous) people. It sort of tells a story. If I can ask a question also. I’m watching your new Photoshop Crash Course and you cover some RAW files. I can’t seem to get the right answer for my problem. Every time I download a RAW file into photoshop, all of the controls for color, contrast, brghtness, etc., are all adjusted to the right giving the photo a super saturated look. I have to manually readjust all the adjustments. Is there some option that will prevent this from happening? Thanks.
It’s like you’re thinking "Hhhmmm…someday my photo will be up there ….." 🙂
As always, great shot!
Mark- This doesnt sound right. Have you updated the latest version of RAW?
Yep Karen- RR! Thanks Diane!
Michael, I keep photoshop CS3 updated all the time. Is there some kind of download that I need? When in the RAW file editor in PS, if I hit auto it fixes it mostly. But when it’s on default, it’s extremely dark and over saturated.
Hey Mark- Im sorry to hear that. I dont have an answer for you but it sounds like something is wrong. If you have your Photoshop Disks I would suggest a fresh install or call Adobe. Let me know how it goes.
Everyone, this book is great and worth every bit of money you pay for it. Plus, it reads easy and isn’t long. If my short-attention span can read it, so can yours.