I just returned from a trip to Las Vegas to continue my education in Photoshop, Adobe's image editing software. I thought, after 12 years of using this program & migrating through 7 or 8 versions that this would be the last conference I would attend for sometime; after all, how much more could one really learn?A lot.After the first day, my good friend and travel companion for the event asked me if I had had an epiphany yet. Really I hadn't. I'd seen things I'd seen before, revisited tips and techniques once known and then forgotten and marveled at the skill of the instructors, but all in all, nothing to write home about. I was ready to absorb the loss and not plan on returning until at least 2 years.The next day changed all that.Education in the basics from David Ziser, Frank Chriccio, Jack Davis and others feed the oncoming epiphany. Images from the camera, hands and mind of Jay Masiel reminded me of the importance of photography and how, as a photographer I have a...