AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

• Understand the difference between Classic and CC
• Import and organize images
• Crop and edit images
• Export and share images
• Adopt a basic image editing workflow

ABOUT DANIEL’S CLASS:

Find out what Adobe® Lightroom® is and the difference between it and Classic CC. Learn how it can help you retouch and organize your images. Veteran instructor Daniel Gregory will offer an easy-to-understand introduction to this useful program.

If you’ve been avoiding Adobe Lightroom, this is your opportunity to explore its interface and find out how it works. Unlock the tools on how to use Camera RAW, import your image, organize and catalog, edit and adjust each image and create presets to save you time in the future.

Even if you have never used Adobe Lightroom before, Daniel will help you develop a deeper understanding of the program and how it can play a role in your creative process.

Adobe Lightroom was designed to make your post-production process easier, not more confusing! This course will show you how exactly it can help.

WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR:

• Beginners
• Adobe Lightroom Owners

SOFTWARE USED:

Adobe Lightroom CC 2019

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

A huge fan of the importance of the creative process and the photographic object/print/thing you hold in your hand, Daniel spends a great deal of the time in both the analog and digital darkrooms. Working in a variety of mediums, his current focus is combining digital techniques and technologies and applying them to alternative and historical photographic processes such as platinum printing, wet-plate, and mixed media.

Daniel is also the host of the podcast The Perceptive Photographer which focuses on the creative life and challenges that artist and photographers face each and every day. He is Adobe® certified in Adobe® CC® Lightroom and Photoshop, and is an instructor at Photoshop World. In addition, Daniel is a member of the core faculty at the Photographic Center Northwest where he teaches classes on a variety of film, digital and conceptual photographic concepts.