Using Lightroom to organize and find your photos!

William Morse has taught Lightroom to photographers for over 15 years. He studied Photoshop and Lightroom with Dan Margulis, the author of the Professional Photoshop series of books, and has developed and modified Margulis’ approach to editing photographs. A “reformed” architect, he studied photography at the Boston Architectural Center (BAC), the Art Institute of Boston (now Leslie Univ.), and at the Griffin Museum. Twenty-five years ago, he discovered the early 20th century Chinese photographic archive of his grandfather William Leete. At first mainly interested in restoring and printing his grandfather’s photos, he soon re-discovered his own love for photography. He now photographs the natural world.

If you're like me, you have (or have had) 1000's of photos in many or worst case 1 folder that you've taken over many years. Now you want to find an image for a show, presentation, or just to send to your Grandma. You start flipping through your photos, and soon give up in despair! Or worse, you select an image, but not the best one.

Lightroom is the best tool available to organize your photos: As you import photos into Lightroom you will rename them, assign a unique index number so you can always find multiple iterations of the same image, and organize them by date, place, shoot name, and/or subject matter. Now you can find them. You will also rate them so that the best images from any shoot are easy to find, while the rejects get deleted and you never have to worry about them anymore.

There is no materials fee for this class.

Organize your photos in Lightroom;

Import from computer or card

Assign shoot name, date, index number, other info

Automate this process

Find images based on date, location, shoot name, image index number, and/or subject matter.

Get ready to edit your photos without spending all day looking for them.

Lightroom Software.

Students must bring a USB C drive with 2-5 recent groups (shoots) of photos. Photos should be straight from camera, preferably in raw format, although any format is acceptable. Bring a small or medium sized notebook. Contact the instructor with questions.

All students must be 18 years old or older.

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*Sales end 24 hours before the start of the class to allow the instructor and staff time to prep.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Artisan's Asylum, 96 Holton Street, Boston, United States