What’s happening on Tour?

Starting this Monday is the Creative PhotoShop Tour with Mark Cleghorn and onOne Software. It is not too late too book your place - for just £15 plus VAT. The tour starts in Cardiff and will visit various other cities within the UK, finishing on the 25th November in Coventry.

Press Release:

Monday November 9th sees the start of the 10 day 10 City creative Photoshop Tour for Photographers which includes Workflow, Creative Colour, Masking, Re-Touching, Montage, composite plus 10 amazing Techniques for photographers and all for £15 +vat.

Its not to late to book for the Creative Photoshop Tour with Cleghorn and onOne Software as they have teamed up to offer a full day of creative Photoshop and workflow for photographers to help them get back behind the camera and shoot more for profit, plus you will get to see the new features offered in the onOne Creative Suite 5.

Mark Cleghorn is now renowned for his value for money training for photographers and has built an incredible reputation for giving more than any other seminar does, this is mainly due to the days structure and planning as well as still being a working photographer along with being a best selling author and trainer.

What’s happening on Tour? - With an earlier start than normal each day kicks off with workflow, quick colour and image management to proof or output to the client in minutes rather than hours. Masking, Cutting out, Re-touching using quick fixes are then the hot topics before the lunch break.

The second half of the day is all about 10 powerful techniques to make your images jump off the page and enhance their look and value. Plus you get to see what’s new in the onOne Suite 5.

So whether you are a full time pro or an amateur photographer the question is “Can You Afford Not To Be There?”

Locations & Dates:

• Cardiff 9th
• Swindon 11th
• Southampton 12th
• Stockport 16th
• Grangemouth 17th
• Newcastle 18th
• Pontefract 19th
• London 23rd
• Cambridge 24th
• Coventry 25th

To book or for more information please visit the Mark Cleghorn website.