In my spare time this year, I have been putting together two different, full day, interactive, deep-dive presentations on everything I know and do in my image editing workflow. This advanced-level presentation is designed for those of you who are proficient in basic RAW conversions and Photoshop. If you have a firm understanding of commonly used tools and Lightroom/ACR, Photoshop layers, masks, exposure/depth of field blending, various types of selections (including luminosity masks/selections), and brushing, then this is the one for you. Basically, this more advanced-level presentation covers the more artistic, technical theories and techniques to bring your images to life with light, three dimensioality, texture and color management and much more.
Again, this is an advanced level course. Basic proficiency in RAW conversion and Photoshop are a requirement. Here are just some of the many lessons we'll work on together.
- The power of targeted local adjustments to your RAW files
- Acheiving the most data and cleanliness from your images
- Hand painting for light, shadows, color, textures, and more
- Advanced blending techniques for perspective control
- Controlling shape and element emphasis
- Going beyond cloning
- Creating actually believable light
- And much, much more
This live online seminar will start at 9am PST and end at 6pm PST with a 45 minute break halfway through our day and a few quick bathroom breaks throughout. The last hour and a half will be a Q&A session to discuss things for you specifically.
Before our time together, you'll be given access to all the files and actions that will be utilized during the presentation for you to use as you follow along, if you wish to do so.
This session will NOT be recorded to be sold afterwards. This is a private session for our small group only. You are welcome to screen-record the seminar for your own personal use (after signing a Non Disclosure Agreement... no offense intended).
Date: Saturday, January 18, 2025
Time: 9am to 6pm PST
Location: Live on private Zoom session with screen-sharing
