Hey guys, thanks for being here.  I hope you already know how incredible Adobe Lightroom is, and how it can help your improve your images.  If you don’t, then let me tell you why I think it is the one tool modern photographers must have.

First and foremost, the ability to stand out in photography has never been greater. Through image editing with software like Lightroom and Photoshop, photographer’s today have the ability to create unique images with a unique look and feel like never before.

I remember back in the days of film, after a shoot, I would send my film off to the lab to be processed and proofed –in essence giving the lab the ability to determine the look and feel of my images.  This process of sending the film to a lab led to such a homogenized look from photographers.  We were all getting our film processed from the same, or similar labs!

With digital photography, that same “processing and proofing” must still be done, but it is done by you, the photographer, with Lightroom.  Just as I couldn’t skip this step with a lab in the past (even if I was disappointed with their results), I can’t skip this step now.  And you shouldn’t either.

If you find yourself dissatisfied with how your images look after you edit them, don’t quit editing, start learning! Take the time to learn new techniques or try new presets to find a look and style that you love.

As you strive to understand more about editing in Lightroom, you will begin to develop your unique look and style.  A look and style that’s all your own.  Yes, there are a ton of photographers around right now, but with your unique shooting style coupled with your unique editing style, clients that love what you do will continue to come back year after year.

This is why it is so important to learn how to edit with Lightroom.  Whether you are just getting started or wanting to learn some new techniques, this is the place for you.  So take a look around, and get started learning!  

If you have questions or get stuck, hit the contact button on the top of the screen and shoot me an email.  I truly want to be your Lightroom teacher.