With more snow and another week of cool, wet days in the forecast, the temptation is to whine about the weather. Most athletic contests are cancelled, but life goes on. In Brenda's Photoshop for Photographers class, senior Pete Arnold teaches Adobe's newest digital imaging product: Lightroom.
Developed with the needs of photographers in mind, Lightroom enables fast, superior quality image editing, so we can spend more time shooting. Pete teaches with confidence. Brenda cycles through the room, troubleshooting.
The class needs images to edit! Small teams scour the campus, armed with fine cameras. Ryan goes for a close-up of Dave's retina.
Subjects are easy to find. In Math Design Theory, Alex calculates measurements taken from the classroom, itself.
The Wise Community Center is a popular destination for photographers, as students are found studying, lounging, listening to music and watching Sports Center.
Pete introduced Lightroom so successfully that students applauded. Brenda reflects, "One of Proctor's (many) virtues is that kids like Pete can live their passions, and other kids admire and respect their efforts."
Photoshoppers consider a large cup of Green Mountain coffee.
