Learn how to crop in Photoshop

Inside Photoshop:
Student Examples
Assignment:
Submit both images as separate .JPEG format files. Crop the images below into a 1000x1000 px. square. Include your Last, First Name at the end of each file name.
Outcomes:
To develop an understanding of the layout of Photoshop
Use the Crop Tool
Modify the values of a tool using the control panel
How to save a file
Establish proper file naming conventions
Photoshop Tutorial (Mac & PCs)
Right-click or control-click on an image
Click "Save Image As"
Rename image: "Coast_Last, First name" or "Photograph_Last, First name" (based on artwork's name)
Open Photoshop
File>Open >On your Computer> Choose recently saved file (usually Downloads)
Coast:
Image should be open within Photoshop
Select crop tool (c)
On the control panel (above the image), click the "ratio" dropdown and choose "W x H x Resolution"Choose W: 1000 in, H: 1000 in: Resolution: 72 px
Click the "Straighten" icon in the control panelClick and drag along the horizon line (where the sky meets the ocean)
Click on the image and drag so that as much of the coast as possible is visible (without resizing beyond the picture)
click the checkmark on the control panel or hit "enter/return"
File>Export> Export AsFormat: JPG
W: 1000 px
H: 1000 px
Export
Save:Choose File Destination
Rename
Photograph
Image should be open within Photoshop
Click and hold on the crop tool to view the drop down menu> Select Perspective Crop Tool
Click once on each corner of the white matting (at the edge of the frame)
click the checkmark on the control panel or hit "enter/return"
File>Export> Export AsFormat: JPG
Export
Submit on Canvas