Whether you are a beginner or a professional photographer, reading interviews are a great way to learn and get inspiration from successful photographers.
In this article, we are glad to host this amazing interview with Photoshop expert Dave Cross. He is an Adobe Certified Instructor and also a member of Photoshop wall of fame.
For the past 25 years, Dave has been helping people learn the ins & outs of Photoshop. He has been a Photoshop educator since 1990 and has trained thousands of people all over the world.
He is one of the first few people, who started giving Photoshop trainings right after it came into the market and in this interview he talks about how Photoshop has advanced over the past 2 decades.
Dave has taught for Adobe, at Photoshop World, the Texas School of Photography, the Santa Fe Workshops, and Imaging USA. He is a Certified Technical Trainer and has written many articles and several books. Dave is well-known for his engaging style, his humor and his ability to make complex topics easy to understand.
When asked about his thoughts about Photoshop, he says, “I want to create something, that I’m proud of and I would love print it & put it on wall. If that means just cropping the image, great! Or if I want to create a great composite that doesn’t exist in real life, that’s great too!”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQB0JUxdE_A
No matter, whether you are a complete beginner or need help advancing your Photoshop knowledge, Dave Cross is here to help you with everything related to Photoshop.
Dave has created several video courses, mini sessions & tutorials on Photoshop. He is currently offering membership to 25 Photoshop tutorials for 1 low price on PhotoWhoa.
This is a great chance for you to get hands-on expert-level insights from Dave to level up your Photoshop skills. Not only you learn the basic Photoshop effects, but these tutorials also cover secret tips & tricks that will make your editing workflow much easier. You can check out other great courses from Dave on his website here.
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