Here at 4 the Love of Focus, we are all professional photographers. We’ve legally set up our businesses, collect sales tax, pay our taxes and get registered in any way required by our city and or state or country. So, after you’ve gotten good at photography. You’ve practiced. You’ve learned photoshop and or lightroom. You’ve…
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Gmail is the best email client out there. It just works and it works so well for getting your website emails. So I’m writing this tutorial with that assumption…or biased opinion or whatever. 1) If you don’t already have one, create a gmail account using whatever name you want. It doesn’t have to have your…
great post! i wish it had been around when i actually did this! maybe for a follow up post you could explain more about how to label different incoming E-mails forwarded from other accounts, and also using filters and extra inboxes. They totally help me keep my life in control!
Wonderful! I use GMAIL, and I dont feel like its as organized as other programs, but I try to do what I can! 
Great information!! Thanks for sharing!
On the forum, we were talking about animating images like THIS talented photographer. Now this tutorial I’m posting here is nowhere near as glamorous, but it certainly will do the job. I encourage you to start SIMPLE, then move on to people and other subjects that are more challenging (like that awesome skirt with shadow…
So cool thanks Kim maybe I’ll be able to figure this out!
Thank you Kim for such a fabulous tutorial!
Great post Kim! Can’t wait to try this out.
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What is a Favicon? Favicon is short for favorites icon. It’s an icon that is associated with a particular website. It shows up in the address bar of the viewer’s browser to the left of the URL. A Favicon is 16px by 16px. See some examples: Here is the readily recognized “G” Google favicon. The…
Kay. You rock! Thank you for sharing this tutorial!
ooh, this is a great tut! I did a favicon a while back for my site- http://www.creativeclicksphotography.com- but it was not so easy to make it all work as I searched all over Google!
One thing to note: if you want a round favicon, it is made the same way but MUST be saved as a .png!
Also, when shrinking to 16×16 px, make sure to select Bicubic Sharper (best for reduction) so that your favicon remains crisp and clear.
Thank you so much for taking the time to explain how to do this! I can’t wait to try to make my own!
Great tutorial! Can’t wait to try it!
i remember starting up my business and I had a huge list something like this- it helped a lot to see what I had to do and to check each thing off as I went along