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When you’re photographing a place you’ve never been before, it can feel equal parts exciting and overwhelming. Where do you start? What do you look for? And how do you move past just documenting a scene to actually creating something meaningful?

In his latest class, Marc Adamus...


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Masking used to be one of the most frustrating parts of working in Lightroom Classic. Too many tools, too many decisions, and too much time spent trying to get a clean selection.

That’s changed in a big way—but a lot of photographers haven’t noticed yet.

One masking tool that changes everything

There’s one masking tool that fundamentall...


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Color is one of the most powerful parts of Lightroom Classic—but for many photographers, it’s also where edits start to feel overwhelming. With newer tools and more options than ever, it’s easy to second-guess yourself or feel unsure where to begin.

What’s the better launching point for your edit—Auto or Adaptive Color?

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Sky replacement can completely transform a photo—or completely ruin it if it’s done wrong. In this week’s new class, Serge Ramelli takes you deep into the essential techniques for flawless sky replacement, starting with something most classes skip: when sky replacement ac...


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Managing your photos across multiple devices can feel like a headache—desktops, laptops, and external drives can make it tricky to stay organized. But it doesn’t have to be complicated.

With this organization method, Lightroom doesn’t lose track of anything.

Click below for a free tip from the brand-new course


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