The Premier User Group in Los Angeles for Continuing Education in Adobe
The Adobe Technology Xchange is a not-for-profit educational forum for graphic designers, photographers, fine artists, multimedia creators, and television and film artists. Adobe technlogy exchange was started as a user group nationwide by Adobe in 1992. Rick Redfern was the national president and head of the southern California chapter along with Rick Valasek, there were other chapters all across the country.
Amy Cantrell - ATX President January 2024 - present
From Rock concerts to magazine covers, celebrities to entrepreneurs, Amy Cantrell has been creating exceptional images of people for most of her life. Her intuitiveness and easy-going style coupled with the ability to analyze faces and excel in challenging situations, has lead to a steady flow of assignments. Her images have been published in Entrepreneur (including a cover of Magic Johnson), Forbes, Time, Newsweek, including over 150 regional magazine covers.
Amy has had the honor/pleasure of speaking at professional photography conferences in London, Mexico, Italy & the Philippines.
Her other loves (besides her husband) are music, watching music videos, travel and listening to the quiet while camping.
Check out her website for more info
Lynettte Kent - VicePresident, Editor
Started attending ATX meetings regularly in 1994
Kent Design Group
Fine Art and Travel Photographer
Orange County, California Area
Creating fine art and photography for travel sites, hotels, homes, and offices.
Stanford University - Master of Arts, French and Studio Art
Rick Redfern - founder - past president Feb 1992 - January 2024
Education
University of Hawaii at Manoa
1965 - 1968
Education
University of Hawaii at Manoa
1965 - 1968
Michelle Glush - ATX website and graphic designer
The ATX is maintained through member contributions. Anyone may attend the online meetings, however, only those who send in contributions annually participate in the raffles and receive bonus offers we sometimes get from vendors.
To contribute, please email us for instructions.
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www.atxsocal.org
All the information on the Adobe Technology Exchange, including previous bulletins and the MAP are also on our ATX website:
www.atxsocal.org
Thanks,
Directors of ATX
