The idea behind these pages is to take a closer look at how digital images are created...what concepts are considered and what programs are used.  Since the art of rendering digital imagery changes so fast, by the time a book is published, it may be obsolete.  So what better venue than the Web to share information about concept and technique?  Anyway, I hope you enjoy the views!

Here you see a composite of images created for a capabilities brochure for Lexis-Nexis, the on-line legal, news and database giant.  Some of the shots are stock, like the UBIQ computer in the upper left and the hand with the CD.  Some were created, (the computer behind the hand is actually a scanned b&w Polaroid) like the globe and the face.  All finishing was done in Photoshop, CMYK TIFFS.  There are hot links in the image to other pages on this site.