One-on-One Photoshop Instruction - Live & Online

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• Now you're able to sit in front of your computer and spend time learning any aspect of Photoshop "one-on-one" from John Watts - live and interactive, from the comfort of your home or office - using GoToMeetings' simple interface and the power of the Internet. 

• We'll be working on YOUR images, and at YOUR pace - plus, you can be assured of privacy, since we're NOT sharing webcams - only our voices & monitors! 

• Subject ideas: Build a "Master File" from A to Z, Layer Mask Basics,  Proper Cropping techniques, Dodging & Burning, and so on.  For more ideas, see the Table of Contents from my book, or check out my blog.

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$75 per hour

$40 per half-hour

For more information and to make a reservation, contact me directly ...

• Includes a recording of the session

• Follow-up questions via email and/or phone encouraged

• Based on the proven principles in my Photoshop Book & Small Group Workshops

• Flexible appointment hours - weekday and evening appointments available

• Customized to your individual needs & experience level

• Easy payment via Credit / Debit Card

• Required:  Please purchase my Book or eBook before we meet - that way we're on the same page, literally :)

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• Suggested: A relatively current version of Photoshop CC.  Don't have Photoshop CC?  Download here:  https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography.html

• Suggested:  If you're unsure if your computer system, audio, and internet are "up to the challenge", click here for a GoToMeeting "Self-Check" - (Google Browser recommended if you have problems).

• Suggested: So that you’re familiar with my teaching style & “system”, attendance at a few of my free live & online General Meetups before we meet is recommended - - OR, at a minimum, review some of the free "Photoshop 101" video recordings, especially Class 2, 3 and/or 4.

• Suggested: When we meet:  although it's not absolutely necessary, I'd suggest that you use at least earbuds (rather than your computers' speakers) for better sound quality & to avoid feedback issues.