Jonathan Andrew is a professional photographer, originally from Manchester, UK. Now he lives in the Netherlands. His landscape work is exception. So are his other other galleries. Be sure not to miss the WW2 bunkers portfolio.

Matt Kloskowski posted a commentary about LR, storage space, and big catalogs. The issue of large catalogs in LR and a gazillion photos spread over stacks of DVDs and BRs or possibly several external harddrives is a problem many of us face. Many of us face it with Photoshop, too. Do you keep everything and have more and more to try and keep organized? Do you "show discipline" as Matt suggests and throw away many shots that have one or more problems?

I've received two beta test reports indicating everything is working fine with both Snow Leopard and Windows (32 and 64-bits for both, too). I'll wait for a few more responses before I let folks at Adobe know the work-around fixes the problem. Just to be more confident.

Terry White shows viewers how to take advantage of Adobe Camera RAW, even if they don't have a camera that shoots in RAW. ACR is great for making fast adjustments to your images that are non-destructive. And, although many don't realize it, they can do this work with JPEGs too!

Bittbox is another favorite source for textures, brushes, and other artistic tools. They've added a set of textures made with the Photoshop Difference Clouds filter. You might be able to use these for some grungy photo effects.

Obsidian Dawn, one of my favorite sites for brushes and textures, has a free set of glowing circle brushes that can be used to add some interesting artistic effects.

Roger Walton from Roger Walton Photography has contributed an article to X-equals that describes how to use Lightroom to make test prints quickly and easily.