As I mentioned before, I’m getting pretty excited to go to Photoshop World next week here in Las Vegas. To be honest, I only use Photoshop sparingly, but in addition to Photoshop classes there will be quite a few Photography classes taught. That is where I will spend most of my time.

Another fun thing about the conference is the Tech Expo. “All the big names are there including Adobe, Wacom, Canon, Microsoft, B&H Photo, and more! Plus, it’s a selling show, so you can save big with special show discounts and deals.”

If you looking for a good reason to come to Vegas next weekend, they are offering free passes to Tech Expo on September 8th. All you have to do is sign up on their site, print it out, and come on in. The sign up page is here.

On the great Photojojo site (which I love) they wrote a great tutorial on turning your panorama photos into little floating planets. The correct term would be “Polar Panoramas”Althought I haven’t been able to try it yet, I’m really excited to put the technique to the test.

If you’d like to know how to do this, take a look at the tutorial. The Photo above came from Dirk Paessler. If you’d like to see some more examples, you can visit the Creat Your Own Planet Flickr Group.