ADOBE PHOTOSHOP, PART 1: Seeing Light, Shadow, Shape & Color. November 7, 2008

Photography is painting with light. Develop your own ability to see and work with light, shadow, shape and color in your own images. Explore how these visual concepts can improve every aspect of your digital workflow, including capturing a digital image, organizing your photos, navigating Adobe Photoshop CS3 and making prints.

Instructor Kathy Eyster is a writer, photographer, and Photoshop specialist from Missoula. Kathy studied Adobe Photoshop with internationally known masters like George DeWolfe, John Paul Caponigro, Katrin Eismann and Julieanne Kost. For the past eight years, she has been teaching and assisting in both local and national programs, including serving as a teaching assistant for the Photoshop gurus she has studied with.

Over the course of this workshop, Kathy will teach and demonstrate proper exposure and why you should take the time to use it, basic Photoshop CS3 operation, layers, palettes, color correction, non-destructive editing techniques, how, why and when of sharpening, appropriate size and resolution choices for the final form of your picture, Adobe Bridge, Adobe Camera RAW -- and much more.

Pre-registration is required for this two day weekend workshop: Saturday- Nov 8, 9-5 and Sunday- Nov 9, 9-3. Register and learn about other F-11 workshops when you stop by the store at 16 East Main in historic downtown Bozeman, visit www.f11photo.com or call 406-586-3281

Only an instructor this adept with the photographic process can give clear step-by-step guidance through the creative process from visualizing to realizing a successful digital image. So, grab your laptop and get ready for a weekend of small group, hands-on learning about light, shadow, shape and color. And,check out next weekend's workshop as well.

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