“I’d rather pay a low monthly cost than buy the software outright at a huge price, and then have to upgrade every time a new version comes out,” he explains. In his opinion, the subscription model of $9.99 per month is a great value.
Guenther does his photo processing in Lightroom before sending them over to Photoshop CC for final tuning and output. Adobe, recognizing that most photographers don’t need the entire suite of applications they offer, responded with a special version this summer that includes Photoshop CC and Lightroom–the two tools most important to a photographer’s digital workflow, and widely considered the standard for post-production.ĭavid Guenther ( a respected wedding and portrait photographer based in Lethbridge, Alberta, uses Lightroom and Photoshop CC extensively– they are, as he puts it, his “jam”. The giveaway is open to anyone over the age of 18 except those residing in places that prohibit it by law.When the subscription model was first announced for the Adobe Creative Cloud in 2011, many photographers were concerned about the implications of “renting” software. The Facebook login option is just an option to speed things up, but you don’t have to use it if you don’t want to. Don’t worry, we only need your email address so that we can contact you if you win! We’ll always keep that information safe. There’s lots of different ways to enter this contest once you are logged. I’m also running a 10-Day Challenge, delivering 10 tips to invigorate your photography throughout the duration of the giveaway. You can enter the contest using the widget below on this page, even if you are an existing subscriber to the Creative Cloud. I rely on the Photography plan for my own work, and personally think that $9.99/month is a pretty killer deal for all the connected options I get.
As an Adobe ambassador, I’ve teamed up with them to give away a one year subscription to the Creative Cloud Photography plan which includes Photoshop, Lightroom, Lightroom mobile and several other useful apps.
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