Photoshop for digital photographers

We have covered many details for improving your photographs in this blog. You should have a pretty good idea by now how to approach photography so you are consistently taking great photographs. However you have to deal with them once they are out of your camera. How to you print, enlarge, edit, crop, alter, add filters, erase blemishes and a thousand other details you need to know to make you photos truly great. So I am going to shift the focus to editing your photographs. The program I am going to suggest is photoshop. You may say. That’s really expensive. Well things have changed. Go to the adobe site and check it out. https://creative.adobe.com/plans?store_code=us. You can now just get the program for as little as 9.99 a month. So why not? Of course now you have to learn how to use it and that is what this blog will be about.

We will start with the basics, organizing. You have got to have a system in your computer. I cannot emphasize this enough. Once you have a system in place you can always find that wonderful landscape you took in Italy in 2012. Or those family photos for Christmas last year. So stay tuned. This is going to be fun. Photoshop to me is like a big toy. Once you know how it’s organized you will have countless hours of productive fun. We’ll start tomorrow. Stay tuned.