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NAME:Deschutes Public Library (DPL)
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SUMMARY:Editing with Intention- Honoring the Image 
LOCATION:Redmond Library\nRedmond Library
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DESCRIPTION:Achieving authenticity through introductory photo editing skil
 ls. .\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/13904804
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>This workshop is intended for part
 icipants 13+ years of age.&nbsp\;</strong></p>\n<p>This introductory editi
 ng session invites participants to shape their photographs with care and p
 urpose. Eduardo will walk through essential tools like cropping and basic 
 slider adjustments\, offering tips on how to enhance images while maintain
 ing authenticity. With an emphasis on editing as a form of visual respect\
 , this workshop encourages thoughtful choices that elevate each subject's 
 dignity and presence. Whether you're new to photo editing or refining your
  skills\, you&rsquo\;ll walk away with practical knowledge to edit with bo
 th confidence and cultural awareness.</p>\n<p>Eduardo Romero (he/him) is a
  first-generation Latino artist\, storyteller\, and community leader born 
 and raised in Bend\, Oregon. With over two decades of experience in photog
 raphy\, Eduardo uses visual storytelling as a tool for empowerment\, heali
 ng\, and cultural affirmation. As the founder of Quetzal Creatives\, his w
 ork is rooted in redefining representation\, capturing the beauty\, streng
 th\, and individuality of communities of color with intentionality and car
 e. Eduardo&rsquo\;s photography is not just about documenting moments\, it
 &rsquo\;s about creating spaces where people feel seen\, valued\, and cele
 brated. His images challenge stereotypes and uplift narratives that are to
 o often overlooked\, centering dignity and authenticity in every frame.<br
  /><br />In addition to his artistic work\, Eduardo serves as a leader wit
 h V&aacute\;monos Outside\, a nonprofit that promotes equity and inclusion
  in outdoor recreation. His dual commitment to art and community organizin
 g reflects a deep passion for justice\, cultural visibility\, and collecti
 ve joy. Through his workshops\, Eduardo invites participants to explore id
 entity\, creativity\, and representation\, offering both inspiration and t
 ools for building more inclusive visual cultures.</p>\n<p>Questions: Conta
 ct <a href="mailto:jennym@deschuteslibrary.org">jennym@deschuteslibrary.or
 g</a>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/13904804
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