2-Day Lightroom Intensive (WS)

Learn to use Lightroom as your foundation to develop an efficient image management workflow

 Ashley OdenCapturing your images is only the first step in making great digital images. Post processing and management of those images is an essential part of digital photography, and there is no software package better suited for digital photographers than Adobe Lightroom.

In this intensive, information packed 2-day workshop, students learn how to develop an efficient image management workflow using Lightroom as your foundation. This is a hands-on workshop where we all work together with a sample set of images to learn how to import, organize, tag, process, and prepare for output all your digital images.

We place a particular emphasis on the library and develop modules of Lightroom to provide you with the essential skills to optimize your images and make them look their best.

Prerequisite: A basic understanding of computers and the Macintosh operating system is encouraged. This class will be held in one of our digital classrooms, Macintosh computers will be provided.

Lunch is included, other meals are on your own. Lodging is available on campus, private room & bath.  $75/night

Instructors

Jason Esposito

© Ken CarlJason Esposito is the head of Photography Programs at Maine Media Workshops and an instructor in their Profesional Certificate Program. He is responsible for program development, implementation, and operations as well as teaching the technical classes of Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, camera control, digital printing, Apple Final Cut Pro and studio lighting. His background comes from the Motion Picture industry as a Local 52 Shooting Grip out of New York. His passion and love for the arts has driven him to further pursue his career as a photographer. His commercial work can be seen across many magazines, yearly catalogs, brochures and annual reports. He is an awarded graduate from the Hallmark Institute of Photography and holds a degree in Electrical Engineering. Jason’s technical background has brought a new angle of teaching to the Professional Certificate Program as well as the outlook of the entire Photography Department.