Hands down the best series on the internet. These videos are not only hilarious, you can learn some great photoshop tricks. I've posted all 20 videos here in chronological order -- they can be hard to find in order on youtube.

Even if you've never used photoshop, these are awesome videos that anyone can enjoy...

You Suck at Photoshop: Season 1

You Suck at Photoshop: Season 2

Here is the first episode if you are on the fence about watching this series:

August is probably one of the best months to live in Phoenix. Sure, if you're heat sensitive or like to whine a lot, Phoenix is not the place for you. But besides being centrally located to some of the finest places American Southwest, if not the world, Phoenix is home to some absolutely incredible thunderstorms. Tonight, August 28, 2008 we had one of the best lightning storms I can remember.

I've put together some video I took while I was out trying to photo graph the storm from my driveway... The music is probably rather abrasive to most, but hey, its my website :D  Anyway -- this is just a taste of this insane storm, and my pocket camera is not great for video, but it gets the point across. I've also posted my 5 favorite shots from tonight.

   

Hope you enjoyed! I have more of my lighting shots available here:

http://corneveaux.com/gallery2/v/miscellenea/monsoon/

Have you ever been touring about and seen something you thought might
make a good picture? Well, this was one such case, and OH MAN was it a
gem... My mom and I found these road displays at near the entrance to Great Basin National Park just outside Baker Nevada.....

That old car...

I saw this old car from the road and thought it would make a cool picture with the puffy cumulus clouds and the rugged mountains in the backdrop...

Here's looking at you

And then I got the first hint something is amiss...

The Sickness

I freaking love it. Thats a horse skeleton...

Totally awesome

Somebody out in the Great Basin is really, really sick. My kind of person!! This had my mom and I giggling for a long time.

I wonder how many New York minds have been BLOWN by this site...

The end of the road

Sometimes you have to know when it’s best to stop and have a drink of water. This guy may have been on his way to get some and got lost. After all, judging by his vehicle it was probably before the days of GPS.

Drink More Water!

Or you'll end up like this fella!

Too Tall Tony

What can I say... This one had me dying -- I almost drove off the road when I caught it. Had to turn around and get out to pay my respects to Too Tall Tony.

Alien in the bushes!

Look out, they probe in uncomfortable places!

MMMmmm Mississippi Mud!

Also on the road leading up to Lehman Caverns... The folks in the Baker Nevada area sure seem to have fun screwing with tourists.

1. Sunrise on the White Rim Trail, 2. The Cruise Ship, 3. I'm on the edge, 4. Violent Vector, 5. Green River Overlook, 6. Flowing into the ancient past

Wow, it has taken 3 months to get this series of photos up and ready to post. It takes quite a bit of time to churn out web worthy content like this!! Click the mosaic any of the image links or the direct link here to view this stunning album--

corneveaux.com/gallery2/v/GE2

Anyway, this is my 2nd 'Great Escape' adventure to Southern Utah for Spring Break. This is only my 2nd year doing photography and I am starting to amaze myself with what I can pull off. Three years ago I took my first amazing digital photo in Wire Pass. I took this shot with a cheap Pentax camera, no real thought about exposure, dynamic range, composition----

The year after this trip I was back to Southern UItah - this time with a 4x4 and a little better point and shoot camera. The photos were better as my skills had developed in the intervening time..

And now the Great Escape 2.0 - my skills have really improved and I have moved into an entry level Canon SLR camera. I owe a lot of gratitude to a number of people who have helped, funded, inspired and encouraged me to pursue my photographic exploits.

This was a 9-day, 1600 mile loop around Lake Powell from Phoenix. About 800 miles driven were off road. Saw some of the most beautiful places the world has to offer.

I came home with over 28 gigs of photos, some 7,500 frames. Granted, ~4,000 of those frames were for 2 different timelapse sequences, but yea, a bunch of photos...