Join Adobe Certified Instructor Daniel Scott as he shows you how to get truly organized in Lightroom CC—and unlock advanced masking tools to transform your editing workflow. This course is designed for beginners ready to level up their photo management and retouching skills.

You’ll learn how to efficiently sort, tag, rate, and back up your photo collections while exploring Lightroom’s powerful local editing features. Daniel teaches you how to target specific areas of your images using AI-powered masks to selectively enhance skies, backgrounds, and skin tones with incredible precision. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: * Organize your photo library with confidence using albums, flags, and ratings * Use masking tools to smooth skin, brighten eyes, and apply targeted edits * Switch between Lightroom and Photoshop when needed for advanced retouching This course is ideal for aspiring photographers, content creators, and hobbyists who want to take greater control over their photo collections and edits. If you completed Part 1, or are comfortable with Lightroom’s basic interface, you’re ready for this next step with Daniel Scott.

Wrap up your Lightroom Essentials training with Daniel Scott as he dives into the creative and professional tools that take your photos (and videos!) to the next level. This advanced course is perfect for learners who already understand Lightroom fundamentals and want to explore powerful retouching, color grading, and presets.

Daniel will teach you how to: * Smooth skin, enhance eyes, and remove unwanted objects * Create and apply your own presets to edit in bulk * Color grade with LUTs, tone curves, and cinematic styles * Explore when (and why) to switch from Lightroom to Photoshop * Color correct videos directly in Lightroom CC You’ll also learn how to prepare your photos for client delivery, printing, or sharing online without losing quality. Daniel’s project-based teaching style ensures you get hands-on practice with each new concept, so you walk away with both skill and confidence. If you’ve already completed Parts 1 and 2—or have solid experience with Lightroom’s basic tools—this course will complete your creative toolkit.