Workshop Overview: In this comprehensive 6-week course, students will introduced to Photoshop and learn how to use Photoshop, Bridge and Camera RAW with an emphasis on photography and print design. Course Outline: • Workspace: tools, menus, panels, navigation and viewing options; • Adobe Bridge: organize, compare, rank and filter your images; • Camera Raw: The full Camera Raw Tool set; • Terminology: file size, resolution, bit depth and colour spaces; • Selections: overview of selection tools and modifying selections; • Adjustment Layers and Masks: adjust your images non- destructively; • Smart Objects: change the way you approach working in Photoshop; • Editing and Retouching: crop straighten, clone, heal and red eye, skin retouching • Adjustments: applying filters, basic tonal and colour adjustments • Blending Modes in the Layers Panel • Editing: Auto-Align, Auto-Blend and Content-Aware Fill • Dodging and Burning • Retouching: using layers, Clone Source, Healing and Patch Tools • Using Liquify • Combining Photos: Swapping Facial Features in Group Shots • Retouching images using Frequency Separation • Masking Out Hair • Matching Skin Tones using Curves • Using Displacement Maps, Creating Tattoos that follow skin contours • Changing the Colours of Objects • Using Channels: Refine Edge/Mask, saving and loading selections • Adding Type: options for type layers, getting smooth type at output, using Type as a Clipping Mask, Placing Type on Vector Paths; • Using Layer Comps • Vector Tools: working with the Pen Tool, paths and shape layers • Output: printing options and saving your images for the web

Who Should Attend? This course is designed for intermediate and advanced students looking to take their photography and/or graphic design skills to the next level. Location: 129 Maple Ave., Berwick, NS Contact: Bob Federer bob@shooterbug.com 902-375-2387 Cost: $250.00 This is a 6-week course.

Next Workshop Starts: TBA this is a 6-week course Class size is limited - please reserve your place in the class by email or calling. If emailing, let me know what version of Photoshop you’re using and include your phone number.