rick_donhauser

<p>Jeff, I wondered if you would elaborate on your statement " I would think it has more to do with marketing than anything else. We market my business in a very deliberate way; it is all about the images." In what way do you do you market in a deliberate way: Bridal Magazines? <br>

And thanks for being so generous and simply straightforward and such a great artist.</p>

<p>Dear Jeff,</p>

<p>Thanks so much for the workflow strategies. The next questions concerns album creation. Do you still use Yervant software and your album's software to design? Do you try to keep the original crop as much as possible on each of the images? Do you use a square or rectangular album format? Why do you make one photograph black and white and another color? And finally what do you think about when you start designing an album? <br>

Also would it be possible to see an example of one of your albums?<br>

And thanks, thanks, thanks for being so generous in sharing your knowledge.</p>

<p>Rick</p>

<p>I absolutely enjoy your beautiful work! My question is about workflow. I've read on your blog and in various articles you have mentioned using adobe lightroom, apple aperture and phase one capture. Which processing and raw conversion software do you prefer now and why? <br>

Also would you summarize your work flow and do you batch process using your actions in photoshop at the end or do you individually use actions on each image?<br>

Thanks.</p>