Photography Group - Photoshop Workshop #2

Workshop (Photography members only)

Photoshop is a comprehensive graphics package used by amateurs as well as professional graphic artists and photographers.  Ian Warne is a TAFE lecturer in this package and will lead us in the second of two one day workshops on “Photoshop”.  Ian will guide us through the key functions and techniques of Photoshop.

 

If you missed Workshop #1 you may still attend as we will review work done with a practical exercise guided by Ian.

 

Ian will expand on use of the brush tools and different special repair tools will be explored so we can move on to other techniques for editing and improving our photos.  We will also look at Layers in Photoshop to remove a background and replacing it with a different one.

 

Attendees to bring:

• If possible, a laptop computer with Photoshop software (If Yes please select the relevant "ticket" below).
•  (Even if you don't have a laptop or Photoshop software you are still encouraged to attend by sharing a computer).

Location

Due to scheduling conflicts on Thursday mornings this workshop has been relocated to a meeting room in Subiaco organised by John B. As it is a secure building, once you have registered, I will send an email on Wednesday morning with further details to access the meeting room.

 

Catering

Lunch will be ordered from a local cafe and will consist of a mix of bao buns and fresh fruit. For morning tea we will order some take-away coffees, from a nearby cafe, and share a Rotary fruit cake. 

 

Cost is $18.50 payable by credit card.  For planning and catering purposes we request that you please make your payment by 5pm Tuesday 16 August 2022.

 

Sundowner (Photography members only)

This workshop will conclude with our usual Sundowner for attendees, with a chance to talk informally with our presenter, Ian with some wine and nibbles at a cost of $10 per person.  Please make your payment by 5pm Tuesday 16 August 2022.

 

I hope you can join us for this very interesting Workshop.

 

Mike Somerville-Brown