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Well they just keep on comin! Over at Photoshoptraining.com we have some new courses. Matt Kloskowski just released his all new Camera Raw Workflow Essentials. Get up to speed fast with all the Camera Raw features and incorporating them into your digital photography workflow. Find out about this and many others by going here. Also, my all new Illustrator CS3 Down & Dirty Tricks online course will be up in a few days. Stay tuned…
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