Jul 12 2006
World-renowned photographers to teach at Photoshop World
Best-selling author, Photoshop guru, and Photoshop World Conference Technical Chair Scott Kelby is pleased to announce that three world-renowned photographers — Jay Maisel, John Paul Caponigro and Jeff Schewe — are teaching at the upcoming Photoshop World Conference & Expo, Sept. 7-9 in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino.
These award-winning photographers join the ranks of 10 highly regarded photography pros — Frank Cricchio, Jim DiVitale, George Lepp, Helene Glassman, Moose Peterson, Jack Reznicki, Kevin Ames, Eddie Tapp, Vincent Versace and David Ziser — who are industry experts in wedding, landscape, commercial, wildlife and portrait photography.
Photoshop World registration is open with a USD$100 advance registration discount available through Fri., Aug. 4th. Book online or by calling 800-738-8513 Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM — 7:00 PM EST. A conference brochure is available for download from the web site. Details on the three new photographers after the fold.
Jay Maisel – is teaching a Light, Gesture and Color class and a panelist for The Art of Digital Photography after-hours special event at Photoshop World. Maisel is a legendary photographer that uses light and gesture to create countless unforgettable images for advertising, editorial, and corporate communications.
John Paul Caponigro — is teaching two classes — Illuminating Creativity and Rendering Atmospheric Effects – and a panelist for The Art of Digital Photography after-hours special event at Photoshop World. Caponigro is a prominent digital media artist and an authority on creativity and fine digital printing with exhibits in numerous private and public collections.
Jeff Schewe — is an instructor with the Epson Print Academy pre-con workshop, and teaching two classes — In Search of the Color Print and In Search of the Perfect B&W Print. Schewe is an advertising photographer, a consultant to Adobe, a regular speaker at conferences and tradeshows, and a Canon Explorer of Light recipient.
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