Join us as Lightroom Classic Expert, Paul Shilling, guides us through the Develop module in Adobe Lightroom Classic. Paul will demonstrate how the many buttons, dials, and sliders in the Develop module can be used to bring your raw images to life. He will also review some tips and tricks that even advanced Lightroom Classic users may not be familiar with. Since the editing tools in the Develop module are almost identical to those in Adobe Camera Raw, this presentation should also be of interest to Photoshop users.
Paul retired from the UCSD Department of Psychiatry after a productive 30-year career investigating the brain mechanisms underlying schizophrenia and the antipsychotic drugs used to treat this severe brain disease.
Paul’s passion for photography began when he was a graduate student. He loves to capture nature stories with his camera and is especially passionate about creating artistic images of birds, as well as a variety of macro subjects. Creating macro images of subjects such as insects and flowers has allowed him to share interesting details and patterns in nature that usually go unnoticed.
Paul has exhibited his award-winning photography in numerous local shows and competitions. He most recently was awarded first place in the San Diego Floral Association/Museum of Photographic Arts contest “The Power of the Single Flower” and his winning image is displayed on the cover of the July/August 2023 edition of California Garden. His images have also been published in the book, San Diego’s North County Coast: A Photographic Portrait, and Nature’s Best magazine.
Paul has developed expertise in image post processing using a combination of Lightroom Classic, Photoshop, and Topaz filters. He currently trains photographers how to better organize, manage and edit their images in Lightroom Classic. You can learn more about Paul’s Lightroom Classic training sessions at shillingphotojewelry.com/lightroom-training
Paul lives in Encinitas, California with his wife Lesley, a retired special education teacher, who is now a jewelry maker and painter.
You can see more of his photography at shillingphotojewelry.com
This event will be held live via Zoom