Power Processing Landscapes & Nature
in Lightroom and Photoshop ![]() Curt Warwick and Kirk CarterNext class will be announced soon. MCPS Technology Center computer lab in Christiansburg Know what you can accomplish in processing so you can push the limits in camera. Photographers who know how to fully optimize their images in processing end up with more good shots and more great work. Chances are you have the beginnings of some great photographs in your archives right now -- just waiting for the full treatment in Lightroom and Photoshop. Plus, going through the full processing sequence is a great way to improve your photography. Learn how to process your captures like a pro in this new series of classes held at the fully equipped MCPS Technology Center computer lab in Christiansburg. Using all of the powerful developing tools in Lightroom 4, Curt Warwick takes you through the essential steps in processing globally for color, contrast and tonality. Then Kirk Carter demonstrates advanced techniques in Photoshop CS6. You'll learn the best ways to improve skies, remove power lines, and select precisely just part of an image for further adjustment -- all non-destructively. Curt is a Lightroom power user, and Kirk has 15 years experience with Photoshop. In this Power Processing class, we demonstrate the techniques required for optimizing landscapes and nature photographs. Topics Include...
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Individualized TrainingBring one of your difficult captures to class. After the demonstrations, we'll help each student individually with an image of their own. Work on your own computer or plan to use one of the Windows machines in the lab. Sign Up NowLimited to 20 participants. Only $30. Sign up at top right via PayPal, or if you would rather pay by credit card or cash on the night of the class, drop us an email curt@reallynicelight.com so we can save your seat. (Sorry, we are not set up to take checks.) LocationThe MCPS Technology Center is at 1180 North Franklin Street, Christiansburg, VA. It's a brick building on the corner of Franklin and Independence. You may see several white trucks parked there. Ring the doorbell at the double doors on west end of the building. |
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