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I just returned from a 2 week trip in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming and got some great shots of wildlife, landscapes, and macro. I want to process the photos a bit differently than usual using Photoshop so they look a little more professional than in past years so I've been trying to use Photoshop, but I've come to the conclusion that I really can't figure out Photoshop! I have the Photoshop bible book and some other cheapo book, but now I want a good hands-on book that will teach me how to use the more complex things in Photoshop like layers and changing backgrounds, turning backgrounds completely dark, etc. That involves a lot in layering which I just can't figure out.
What is a good easy-to-understand book on Photoshop CC?
I heard that "Adobe Photoshop CC for Photographers" by Martin Evenings is excellent, in part because he worked for Adobe writing a lot of the Photoshop program.
I also heard that Scott Kelby is a great author as well as a photographer, and he has a book entitled "The Adobe Photoshop CC Book for Digital Photographers" BUT when you read the reviews, a lot of people really don't like the book and say that his older Photoshop book is better, even though it doesn't cover Photoshop CC.
Any thoughts on how to learn at home Photoshop CC without getting too frustrated?
Thanks.
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