THE
LEARNING CURVE Spring 2013 VISUAL ART & WRITING WORKSHOPS
Introduction to Photoshop Elements 11: Today's Digital Darkroom
The new Photoshop Elements 11 is more user
friendly than earlier versions and is well worth
learning how to use. You do not need any
experience with Photoshop for this class and if
you have been waiting to “take the plunge” into
the digital darkroom now is the time! Learn
basic image correction so your photos will look
like you imagined when you took the picture.
Learn eight simple steps for correctly sizing
and assigning resolution, fixing bad exposures
and colors, getting rid of unwanted blemishes
or objects in the image and sharpening your
photos so they really “pop”. This class is a great
start to the fun of improving your photos after
you have taken the picture!
When: Mar 5 and 12, 9:30am-12:30pm
Where: Renfrow/Nash Studio (driving directions
provided upon registration)
Cost: $75 (2 sessions)
Instructor: Robert Renfrow attended the Kansas
City Art Institute graduating Salutatorian with a
B.F.A. in Photography/Video. He was awarded a
merit Fellowship to attend the University of Arizona
where he received a M.F.A. in photography. He
is co-founder of the non profit organization Art
Research Tours and International Studios, and
taught university level summer classes for many years
at their Florence, Italy studio. He has conducted
photography workshops both nationally and
internationally. Robert is on the teaching Artists
Roster of the Arizona Commission on the Arts,
teaches workshops internationally and teaches for the
Arizona Sonora Desert Museum Art Institute His
works in photography and video have been shown in
numerous exhibitions internationally.
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