Photoshop: Changing The Outcome Vol. 1 The Tsunami
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- Category: Nonfiction » Computers & Internet » Graphics & design
- Category: Nonfiction » Art, Architecture, Photography » Photography - how to
- Published: Jan. 6, 2011
- Words: 2,040
- Language: English
- ISBN: 9781458188601
Born, raised and life-long resident of the city of Long Beach, New York a beautiful seaside community on the south shore of Long Island. The ocean and seashore have always been major, but not exclusive, influences in my life and my photography. Another important influence in my photography was my father, Dan Evers (recently deceased), and his incredible World War II photos.
I have been an avid self-taught film and digital photographer for most of my life, with little classical schooling. I did study for a brief but very productive time with renowned equestrian and travel photographer, Nina Fuller in her studios. I also have had much success in bringing my art to fruition through the guidance and encouragement of numerous artists on Digital Image Cafe, an online community of photographers from all over the world, as well as the fertile art environment in my local area.
In addition, I am a Trainining Consulatant, but thats the day job. :)
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By far this is the easiest instructional book on Photoshop I’ve read. The author takes you by the hand and walks the reader through the various steps and I felt as though he were standing behind me guiding me as I worked on a project. As a professional artist I see the many possibilities that Photoshop offers me for my various projects. My point is that the reader need not be a photographer to use Photoshop but following the author’s instructions all can join the creative field the program offers.