Enhance your photography skills with our Adobe Lightroom Classic CC workshop. Whether you're a beginner or looking to fine-tune your editing techniques, this course will help you efficiently organize and edit your photos.Christophe Van Biesen brings his expertise in landscape and architecture photography to the classroom, sharing practical tips and professional insights throughout the workshop.

In this hands-on session, you’ll learn how to:

Get Started with Lightroom: Create catalogs, configure preferences, import photos, and organize your files with a clear folder structure.
Work with Any File Format: Handle RAW, TIFF, PSD, JPEG, and DNG files with ease.
Make Lightroom Your Own: Customize the interface to suit your workflow.
Organize Your Photos: Use collections, smart collections, metadata presets, keywords, and ratings to keep your library in order.
Edit Like a Pro: Apply essential adjustments like white balance, noise reduction, and sharpening, and experiment with advanced features such as HDR merging and panoramic stitching.
Enhance Your Images: Use tools like spot removal, graduated filters, and the adjustment brush for precise edits.
Export with Confidence: Prepare your photos for social media, printing, or additional editing in Photoshop.



What you should bring:

Laptop with Adobe Lightroom Classic CC
You should bring along a computer to follow along, take notes and edit pictures. Please pre-install Adobe Lightroom Classic CC and make sure it works before the class. You can download a free trial on Adobe's website. Please note that this class will not resolve software issues on your computer.

Pen and paper
You should bring a pen and a notebook or some paper to take notes in case you need to write down some of the information.

5-10 of your photos in RAW format
(Optional) Bringing a couple of your own images will allow you to use the techniques you will learn and benefit from some feedback on your own images. If you don’t bring any of your own pictures, you will be provided with a some to work on during the workshop.