Adobe has hit a home run with all the updates to Lightroom Classic and Photoshop over the last two years. Fred has used Lightroom Classic as a critical management and post-processing tool since 2008 when Lightroom 2.0 was released. This class will be hands-on and students will import, process, and export images. A variety of strategies for cataloging will be reviewed however the primary focus of the class will be processing your images and keyways to reduce your post-processing time. The ability to use layers in Lightroom has been a game changer and those adjustments can be synced across multiple files. Hands-on experience will be provided with each part of the process as well as handouts to help students when they return home. This will be an exciting action-packed class. Come build on your current knowledge and explore new approaches. Class members in other classes that Fred has taught have shared the following: "Fred is such an effective speaker and teacher. I particularly like that he doesn't present his method as "the way", but allows the student to apply his methods to their own workflow.;" "He was thoroughly prepared, presented the material in a logical and orderly fashion, gave us lots of helpful handouts and digital files, and we had plenty of hands-on time;" and " I had the pleasure of attending Fred Morton's workshop, and it was outstanding. The workshop was packed with helpful information, and Fred shared all he had time for. His ability to communicate in a step-by-step, easy-to-understand fashion was refreshing."2 / 2Adobe has continued to build its amazing programs with remarkable updates to Lightroom Classic and Photoshop over the last year. For over a decade, Fred has relied on Lightroom Classic as an essential management and post-processing tool since its release in 2008 with Lightroom 2.0. In this class, students will engage in hands-on activities, learning to import, process, and export images using Lightroom Classic. While exploring various import and cataloging strategies, the main focus will be on efficiently processing images and discovering key techniques to minimize post-processing time. One of the groundbreaking features that has transformed the editing process is the ability to use layers in Lightroom, enabling adjustments to be synced across multiple files. Each step of the process will be accompanied by hands-on experiences, and students will receive informative handouts to aid them when they return home. This class promises to be exciting and action-packed, providing a platform for participants to expand their existing knowledge and explore innovative approaches while enhancing their own workflow. Previous students have shared the following: "Fred is such an effective speaker and teacher. I particularly like that he doesn't present his method as "the way", but allows the student to apply his methods to their own workflow.;" "He was thoroughly prepared, presented the material in a logical and orderly fashion, gave us lots of helpful handouts and digital files, and we had plenty of hands-on time;" and " I had the pleasure of attending Fred Morton's workshop, and it was outstanding. The workshop was packed with helpful information, and Fred shared all he had time for. His ability to communicate in a step-by-step, easy-to-understand fashion was refreshing."Don't miss this opportunity to attend Fred Morton's workshop. Class size is limited to ten students to maximize learning. Come join us.

Items to Bring:

• Camera with charged batteries
• Favorite lens
• laptop with charger
• card reader and/or tether cable you use to load images to your laptop
• Surge protector with small extension cord
• mouse or wacom tablet that you use to process images
• Notepad and pen for notes