This two-hour class is meant to familiarize you with the workings of your digital camera.  We'll cover how best to use the camera's modes, such as full auto, aperture priority, and portrait.  We'll talk about how to use the camera's monitor to evaluate your images, and how and when to make exposure adjustments.  We'll also cover how to download and share your photographs.  Individual questions will be answered as well.
This class is $50 for one person, $75 for two, and $100 for three.  Participants should have a digital camera, its user manual, and preferably a laptop computer.  The meeting place will be my studio unless other arrangements are desired.

This two-hour workshop is meant for beginning Photoshop and Photoshop Elements users who want to learn to edit their images to make them look their best.  We will learn about the essential ideas of Photoshop and other editing programs, the goal of non-destructive editing, and some basics of fine-tuning your best photographs.  This class will concentrate on global adjustments and then procede to selections and local adjustments.

This second class in Photoshop will build on part I, so anyone interested in this class should have already mastered the concepts covered in that class.  We will concentrate on layers and masks, and we will try some techniques including stitching panoramas and double-processing images.  Other topics will naturally arise depending on the interests of the students, and we will try to to cover some of those as time permits.