Forget Spring Cleaning.
If you had a few free moments during the winter holiday, you must have checked out your photo files.
Either looking for that special shot to send an old friend, putting together those family photos to book up and make your holiday gift, or maybe just adding all of the new ones you just took.
Oh yeah.
Unless you have tagged your photos as you went, the old visual method had to do.
Bummer.
Well, this week we have a few things that should help you do all of those things easier.
From Software-Cinema we have 3 Discs for you. 2 are geared more for the Photoshop CS3 folks and one for those of you using Photoshop Elements.
1 of the Photoshop discs will give you a ton of training in photo illustration, plus the workflow help.
The other is primarily workflow training.
On the Elements disc, you learn how to make excellent creations, destined to share with friends and family.

[photopress:100_product_image_903724281.jpg,full,alignright] Creative Photo Illustration & Workflow CS3
with Jim DiVitale

Photoshop CS3 – See Jim’s unique and in demand techniques for using Adobe Photoshop to create Photo Illustrations. This is awesome instruction that shows the creative insights and best practices of a master digital photographer. You will learn Jim’s own methods that you can use in the commercial as well as the artistic worlds.

[photopress:92_product_image_3977875.jpg,full,alignright]How to Wow – Workflow & Optimizing CS3
with Jack Davis

Photoshop CS3 – This program is packed with essential Workflow processes to increase your productivity and valuable adjustment techniques to optimize your images including Color Management, Camera RAW, Bridge, important Preferences, Smart features, Masking secrets, Filters and more!

[photopress:81_product_image_584399168_1.jpg,full,alignright] Create Scrapbook Pages in Photoshop Elements
with Jane Conner-ziser

Jane Conner-ziser instructs you with 23 step-by-step sessions designed to broaden the skill-sets of scrapbooking hobbyists committed to taking their artistry to the next level. Each session covers various techniques on topics ranging from: an overview of the Elements workspace, manipulating image size and color, cropping, adding text to photographs, using layers to manage multiple elements in the design, custom decorating, facial retouching, borders and shapes, and additional special effects, among others.

Yep, it’s time. Get yourself into the good habits at the start of the year and maybe it’ll be easier next year.
And unlike all of the diet and exercise programs being foisted on you now, this one will trim the fat on your hard drive and make your creative side fully toned.
Feel the burn.

Just make sure you’re signed up for the NEWSLETTER to be eligible for one of these discs. 3 different winners this week.