The Best way to edit your Landscape photography using Lightroom Classic Software

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Course Overview

It is well understood that proper editing can take your landscape images from good to great. But how? Many photographers use the basic panel and then stop. But there is much more that can accomplished.

From altering the way color manifests through the calibration panel, to altering to colors in HSL, to masking the sky, to reinforcing the direction of light, to brushing in a dramatic sky, to sharpening key components of your image, you can achieve wonders with a few tools in Lightroom. In this class we will spend two hours going through some best practices for creating landscape masterpieces.

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‍Important: Please note that we will be using Lightroom Classic and NOT Lightroom CC. Make sure you are using the most up to date version of Lightroom Classic before enrolling.

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What You'll Learn

• Masking subject and sky
• Expanding dynamic range
• Enhancing color with the calibration tool
• Dehaze, presence, clarity, texture
• Split toning
• Noise and sharpening
• Linear and radial gradient to reinforce effects

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Tuition: $69.00

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Each session will be recorded for attendees to review for up to 7 days after.

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‍Prerequisites

Students should obtain a subscription to and install Lightroom Classic Prior to the first session. Students do not need to have experience with Lightroom before the first session, but having images ready to import or having a catalogue already created will prove helpful. Moreover, to get the most out of this class, you will want to be shooting your images in RAW quality. 

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About your Instructor: Joe Klocek

Joe Klocek has worked in the photographic industry as a photographer, salesman, and instructor since 2005. Today he teaches courses on a variety of topics, including macro, wildlife, exposure theory, videography, and studio lighting. In the past few years he has been a guest speaker for photographic societies and travel expositions. He lives in Denver with his wife, son, and unmanageable book collection.