Description
Schedule
For this class, we’ll spend two days learning Adobe Lightroom. During the first day, you’ll learn the basics of Adobe Lightroom, one of the most powerful and easy to use image manipulation programs on the market. You’ll also learn to photograph for a concept known as flow — that is making the picture work to guide a viewer’s eyes through the image. You’ll also learn to develop flow in your image using the tools in Adobe Lightroom. On the second day, we’ll work together on student images submitted before the workshop, and then you’ll have the chance to develop your images with my feedback.
This schedule is subject to change.
Saturday
- 9-12: Introduction to cataloging, keywording and search
- 12-1: Lunch
- 1-4: Processing pictures: Color Management, Basics, Presets, What is Flow, Finding Flow, Finding Flow Blockers, Establishing Flow, Finding and Building Luminosity, Adjustment Brushes and more.
Sunday
- 9-12: Guided work on developing flow using the techniques discussed the day before.
- 12-1: Lunch
- 1-4: Work on your own images with feedback
If there is time, we will cover: creating multi-image panoramic photos
Prerequisite
Working knowledge of your computer’s filing and operating systems. A general knowledge of the menu system of Adobe Lightroom. If you don’t know Lightroom, take the time to learn the menu system and how to navigate the program.
Required Equipment
Laptop with Adobe Lightroom installed (I highly recommend using the latest version of Lightroom CC), 15 to 30 images, card reader, mouse and power cord.