Do you love photography but feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of photos you have to organize?

Would you like to streamline your editing workflow into a simple and efficient system?

Join landscape photographer and outdoor educator Meredith Fontana to learn how to use Lightroom to organize your photos in a way that will take the headache out of your photo editing workflow.

In this course you will learn:

A complete overview of the basics of Lightroom, from opening your very first catalog to using metadata like keywords, star ratings, color labels, and more.
How to create a fail-proof organizational system using smart collections.
How to export and edit photos without accidentally modifying or deleting your original copies.
How to transfer all of your photos in my organizational system and workflow so that you can use this system for your own photography workflow.

This course is for:

Beginner to advanced photography enthusiasts.
Anyone who wants to learn Lightroom to simplify their photo organization and editing workflow.
Photographers who plan on editing outside of Lightroom in Adobe Camera RAW and Photoshop
Landscape photography enthusiasts will benefit greatly from learning this workflow, but all types of photographers will be able to incorporate what they learn in this class into their workflow, too.

What are the requirements for take this course?

Adobe Lightroom Classic downloaded to your computer
A beginner's level understanding of how to create and organize files on your computer's hard drive
A beginner's level understanding of image files (including what RAW files are) will be helpful
Prior knowledge or experience with Lightroom is NOT required

Checkout Meredith's other courses:

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