The most interesting thing that I have learnt in today's class (Feb 14 2006) is that when photographing something you have to consider your environment and workspace very closely. This means that there may be something in the background or at the side that will entirely disrupt the photographing process and also make work harder later on during the toucup process. Before today I always just take the shot to get it out of the way and then try do everything else in Photoshop. This being said, it is much easier and effecient if the majority of work is done during shooting because even though Photoshop's possibilities are endless my skills with the program are not.