January 25, 2010 – 7:57 am | 4 Comments

Rocky Nook Press recently sent me a review copy of Michael E. Stern’s new book Build A Better Photograph: A Disciplined Approach To Creativity, and since I am always interested in the creative process (especially …

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Beckett Gilchrist owns and directs the digital Web 2.0 networking firm Pixel Voice LLC in Austin, Texas and is a contributing author to Digital Apple Juice. A lifetime student of social psychology and the media arts, she has over 20 years of physical experience in the visual arts, creative writing and now e-marketing. Here are her social networks. Join in.

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Profile: Bill Baker, Photographer
June 17, 2009 – 9:57 am | No Comment
Profile: Bill Baker, Photographer

I am Here- An Austin Photographic Retrospective
This summer Austin features one of its own in a solo photographic exhibit of the current body of work of Bill Baker.  The Smokin from Shootin Studio emerged onto …

Virtual Networking in a Brave New World
January 22, 2009 – 12:38 pm | 2 Comments
Virtual Networking in a Brave New World

The Social Network As It Was.
Remember when networking was something that was accomplished at blazer-wearing cocktail parties and on the golf course followed by a cocktail?  Even if you don’t remember that, one must realize …

Marketing in a Digital Era
July 21, 2008 – 3:06 pm | No Comment
Marketing in a Digital Era

A new landscape in the world of marketing is appearing now.  The strength of a company is defined by its digital web presence and that standing is critical to its profit margin and ultimate survival.
Almost …

EXPLORING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & GROUP THERAPY, TOGETHER
May 19, 2008 – 12:23 pm | No Comment
EXPLORING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY & GROUP THERAPY, TOGETHER

When I studied traditional photography over twenty years ago I did not see how much the art would shift for me in the way I executed it and what it meant for me.   I believed …