Photoshop Can Wait…

Inauguration This week I’m teaching a five-day workshop at the Art Wolfe Digital Photography Center, and it happened to coincide with Inauguration Day. In fact, class was scheduled to start right about the time Barack Obama was to be sworn in. And would you believe every single student was there on time?

Of course, Photoshop suddenly didn’t seem so important. So we used the projector as a super-big-screen TV and all watched the Inauguration live. We waited until the new president was done speaking to start class. It was worth waiting for in order to witness history.

About Tim Grey

Tim Grey is the author of a dozen books on digital imaging for photographers, writes magazine articles, publishes the Digital Darkroom Questions e-mail newsletter, and has just started publishing the Digital Darkroom Quarterly print newsletter. He also speaks at a variety of events, and is a member of the Photoshop World Dream Team of Instructors.
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