Chris Wooley, M. Photog., Cr., CPP, F-PPW
Chris Wooley is a photographer and educator based in Spokane, Washington, where he runs a successful retail portrait studio specializing in Vintage-Inspired and Commercial Business Portraits. With a Master Photographer and Photographic Craftsman degree, as well as being a Certified Professional Photographer, Chris brings both expertise and a love of the craft to his workshops.
Known for his energetic, information-packed teaching style, Chris makes even the most technical topics engaging and approachable. Depending on the session, his workshops vary from dynamic presentations to hands-on learning experiences. He enjoys helping students understand complex concepts in a fun, practical way.
A past president of the Professional Photographers of Washington, Chris serves on the Board of the American Society of Photographers and is an accomplished photography competition judge. He has been recognized with numerous accolades, including Fuji Masterpieces, ACI’s Image Excellence, the ASP Elite Award, and the PPA National Award.
And of course, you’ll usually spot Chris sporting his signature bowtie, bringing a touch of vintage flair to every session.
Whether at a conference, meetup, or online seminar, Chris’s workshops are designed to inspire and equip photographers at all levels.
This 90-minute Zoom session for Photoshop users who want to move faster, stay organized, and keep their edits consistent without losing control. You will learn how to turn Photoshop into a repeatable system instead of a never-ending series of tiny decisions. The goal is simple: fewer clicks, fewer “where is that again” moments, and a smoother editing flow you can apply to anything you work on, from portraits, landscapes, and composites to marketing graphics and print-ready files.
You will be taught by Chris Wooley, a Master Photographer and educator known for high-energy, technique driven training that focuses on tactics you can use immediately. Chris draws on real-world experience running a working studio, judging image competitions, and helping other photographers improve their craft. Expect an entertaining, demo-driven class with a bit of “here’s the smart way to do that” attitude, plus bonus features and newer techniques sprinkled throughout so you leave with a sharper workflow, cleaner habits, and a Photoshop setup that finally feels like it is on your side.
