Lightroom 301: Localized Editing using Masks

camera and computer, photo by RawPixel.com/shutterstock

Photo by RawPixel.com/shutterstock

Date

Saturday, April 26, 2025, 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Fee

$95 member/$115 non-member, includes Arboretum admission

 

REGISTER

Program location: Visitor Center - Azalea Classroom

Age

Adult 18+

Skill level

Intermediate

Prerequisite: Lightroom 101

Instructor: Don Tredinnick, professional nature photographer, instructor and owner of Frozen Hiker Photography

Lightroom provides a powerful set of tools to help organize, edit, and share photos. This class is a follow-on to Lightroom 101 that discusses some intermediate features of Lightroom Classic.  During this class Don will cover the following topics:

Masking

  • Sky Selection
  • Subject Selection
  • Object Selection
  • People Selection
  • Graduated Filter
  • Brush Tool
  • Radial Filter

This is a hands-on class that contains a number of lab exercises that will help you to understand the concepts taught during the class.  A set of sample images will be supplied that support the lab exercises.

Please note: A short break will be provided—please feel free to bring a snack/lunch or visit Rootstock cafe.

Equipment for this class: Laptop computer with latest version of Lightroom Classic installed. A 7-day trial license can be downloaded and installed prior to the class for those that are not current Lightroom Classic users.

Maximum participants
12
Arboretum entry instructions

You will receive a bar-code ticket for entry to the Arboretum in your email purchase confirmation. Your ticket is valid for entry on the day of your class. Present your ticket to the gate attendant as you enter the Arboretum. You may stay at the Arboretum after class as long as you want during our operating hours.