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Catalogue Cover for Fall Class Schedule Client: Utah Valley University Photo ©Heather Shimmin 1. Your image needs work Since the advent of the camera, photographers have spent hours in the darkroom tweaking their images – dodging and burning, cropping, adding contrast – in an attempt to make them as close to perfect (in their eyes) as possible. Today, this means spending time in the digital darkroom, aka, Photoshop. With