I would be very interested in furthering my training but have some limitations.
So far I have taken the following courses:
New York Institute of Photography.
Katrin Eismann's Book Photoshop Restoration & Retouching, went through it like a sponge! I still use it often as I am not good at remembering.
Deke Mcleland's (sp?) Photoshop 7 Total Training DVD's.
Can any of the Pro's please reccommend additional learning opportunities other than practice, practice, practice, which I also get plenty of?
I am geographically challenged. We have only one Community College with sparse offerings. Come to my town and it's like travelling backward 200 years. Our funeral home still has a horse and buggy, but I think that's cool. I'm not complaining, I Love it Here, it's just hard to find real live people who teach this stuff. With 3 kids and the economy, travel is not an option!
At what point is enough - enough - and I can call myself a pro?
What school did you go to?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you
kathleen
So far I have taken the following courses:
New York Institute of Photography.
Katrin Eismann's Book Photoshop Restoration & Retouching, went through it like a sponge! I still use it often as I am not good at remembering.
Deke Mcleland's (sp?) Photoshop 7 Total Training DVD's.
Can any of the Pro's please reccommend additional learning opportunities other than practice, practice, practice, which I also get plenty of?
I am geographically challenged. We have only one Community College with sparse offerings. Come to my town and it's like travelling backward 200 years. Our funeral home still has a horse and buggy, but I think that's cool. I'm not complaining, I Love it Here, it's just hard to find real live people who teach this stuff. With 3 kids and the economy, travel is not an option!
At what point is enough - enough - and I can call myself a pro?
What school did you go to?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thank you
kathleen
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