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Erin Quigley is an Adobe ACE certified expert specializing in customized workflows and editing strategies using Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. She is an award-winning underwater photographer and editor, and creator of GoAskErin.com, which provides one-on-one instruction, custom video tutorials, and post-production resources specifically developed for underwater shooters. Along with one-on-one consulting, Erin leads trips, hosts webinars, and teaches workshops worldwide. She is a member of the Ocean Artists Society, Boston Sea Rovers and the Women Divers Hall of Fame.

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