Purchase The Photoshop CS2 Workflow PDF

Photoshop in the Field Workshops

Photoshop for Nature Photographers: A Workshop in a Book by Anon and Grey (Sybex 2005; please email Ellen for purchasing information)

Aperture Exposed; The Mac Photographer's Guide to Taming the Workflow by Anon and Anon (Sybex 2006; please email Ellen for purchasing information)

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Better Photo: Ellen teaches courses for www.betterphoto.com. These courses are offered monthly and enable you to learn at your own pace with individual critiques of your images and lots of time to ask your questions. Her current courses include: Four Most Requested Photoshop Techniques and What the Histogram Tells you about Exposure. Coming soon will be a course on Four Most Requested Creative Photoshop Techniques and another on using Aperture.

June 1 - 2, 2007; August 31 - September 1, 2007 Aperture
Spend two days in the beautifully equipped digital lab at the Santa Fe Workshops in Santa Fe, New Mexico learning Aperture. This two-day workshop will teach you to incorporate Aperture into your photography workflow to make it more efficient, effective and fun. Whether you are a fashion, wedding, sports, nature, portrait, fine-art, commercial, or editorial photographer, Aperture's color-managed workflow and flexible design tools can help you organize images and create stunning prints, customized contact sheets, elegant books, and exceptional Web pages. In two days you'll learn how to make this powerful program work for you. To register or for more information please see www.sfworkshop.com or see the promotional PDF by clicking here.

April 3 - 8, 2007 The Creative Process from Capture to Print
This very special 5 day workshop led by Ellen Anon and Rick Holt will feature 2 days of photography in the Skagit Valley (Washington) during the height of the tulip season along with 3 days in the state-of the-art digital facility at the Art Wolfe Digital Photography Center in Seattle. We’ll spend two days focusing on being expressive in camera, and then 3 days in the lab optimizing the images using Photoshop. For more information see www.awdpc.com or email them at info at awdpc.com.

June 3 – 9, 2007
June 24 – 30, 2007 Introduction to Photoshop
Ellen Anon and Rick Holt will be teaching an introduction to Photoshop CS3 at Joe and Mary Ann McDoanld’s Digital Photography Center in central Pennsylvania. These courses are among the most comprehensive available anywhere and are targeted for nature photographers. For more information see www.hoothollow.com or contact hoothollow (at) acsworld.com.

July 22 – 28 Lightroom and Photoshop
Ellen Anon and Rick Holt will be teaching an Introduction to Lightroom at Joe and Mary Ann McDoanld’s Digital Photography Center in central Pennsylvania. These courses are among the most comprehensive available anywhere and are targeted for nature photographers. For more information see www.hoothollow.com or contact hoothollow (at) acsworld.com.

Seeing the Picture Seminars
Ellen Anon and Art Becker have teamed up to help teach people to make photos with more impact. Their program includes an evening session – open to as many people as can fit into the room – in which they teach a variety of ways to use the tools of our trade to create more expressive images. Then the following day, they conduct an all day workshop for 16 participants to continue the learning process. The morning is spent photographing, doing several exercise that were specifically designed to move people from their standard approaches. Then, the afternoon is spent critiquing these images and discussing ways to improve them.

These seminars can be held in a variety of locations depending upon interest. For more information contact Ellen at sunbearphoto (at) aol.com

"Just want to express my appreciation for a great 2 days of learning with the Pros. You both have a different approach to taking a photo, and that combination really added to the Seminar. Saturday was a lot of fun, and I learned a lot. The actual photo shoot was a great way to make me work out of my comfort zone. The photo evaluations was also a lot of fun and very instructional.” – Tim Morton