



I didn't shoot as much for the next 15 years, but then discovered Photoshop, using it first primarily as a tool for producing web graphics, and later as a tool for enhancing photographs. The biggest benefit Photoshop provided me was a path to color photography. Photoshop gave me a sense that I could control the outcome of the image during processing and make it my own.
Photoshop is broad and deep. It took quite a while to gain a reasonable level of competency and it would have taken longer without the video training on the lynda.com and National Association of Photoshop Professionals (NAPP) web sites, two resources that I highly recommend.
I still love the black-and-white image, but it's good to have color as an option, too. Nearly all of my images over the past three or four years are color.
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