It's August 14th, 2011, and this is The Candid Frame.

And actually, it's a special episode of The Candid Frame that was recorded in front of a live audience in San Francisco last month.

I participated in the Adobe Pop-Up Store that appeared near downtown San Francisco, and part of that included a live conversation with Scott Kilby,

who is the founder of Kilby Training and the National Association of Photoshop Professionals.

Many of you probably already know them if you listen to the show, and it was a great opportunity

to talk to Scott about photo education, photography, and dealing with criticism.

So I hope you enjoy the conversation.

There's a few issues with the audio in the first three minutes of it, but then it improves

markedly after that.

So sit back and enjoy our conversation with Scott Kelby.

Thank you for coming back and attending the Photoshop in the World, Photoshop in

you, Photoshop World is late.

And tonight I'm very delighted to have with us.

Ybarra Nexcarello.

He is a photographer, educator, an author. He's got more than 20 years experience

in the photographic field. He has written this very delightful book to Chasing the Light,

where I think that he, it's a great photography book, but also he really encourages

to slow down and to think about

how we see and what we see in addition to how and what we photograph he is a very

person has all sorts of things going on he's a regular contributor both with photographs and

articles to a number of publications, Digital Pro,

magazine, a number of others.

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