Please don't talk about this kind of stuff-- not only is it morally and legally wrong, but it's also just annoying, obnoxious, and disgraceful. If you're going to get a program with the amount of brilliance, creativity, and hard work like Photoshop, you should just BUY the program-- therefore supporting the people who made it to make more/better programs.
That's only if you truly believe that money should fuel creative people to create a program for creative enthusiasts.
I personally find it morally wrong to charge anyone $500+ for an APPLICATION.
A non-physical program[aside from the sheet of plastic it's burned on to] that only exists if a computer is there to run it.
I thank photoshop for forcing me to get smart and find ways to get it for free.
It is knowledge that has remained with me to this day.
The easy way out is also the ridiculous way out, and that means shelling out a fortune for a program that's going to let you get your creative ideas out on a virtual medium.
That is just wrong because it instantly separates the rich from the not so rich, and really, money should never be an issue when it comes to
art [WTF????]
In my honest opinion it's more annoying for anyone living in this day of internet and computers to ask such a simple question.
"Where can I find this [computer related something]?"
What you need to do is experiment with the internet.
The beauty of it is that most things [apps, music, movies, etc] in some type of digital form are SOMEWHERE on the net, free of charge.
It's just a matter of looking hard enough.
When you take the time to discover, the benefits will come down on you three fold.
So what you should take from this is that you should reallllly learn to use the internet.
And don't let society's silly games and ideals and rules keep you from doing what you WANT to do.