Mastering Lightroom & Photoshop Fundamentals with Andrew Kearns
Master the tools in Lightroom and Photoshop to work together to get the results you want. Coming to you live from his bedroom (thank you, quarantine) – Andrew Kearns provides the in-depth knowledge you need to control the contrast and color and create distinct images.
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Our Review
Mastering Lightroom & Photoshop Fundamentals — edit your travel photos like a working pro
The gist: A structured video course that takes you from basic Lightroom edits to a consistent, publishable style for your travel photography.
- Taught by a working pro: Andrew Kearns has shot for Airbnb, Polaroid, and Sony — the workflow is built for real client-ready output, not just hobby edits.
- Full edit workflow: Covers targeted contrast/color, curves, split toning, and lens correction — the tools that separate a snapshot from a finished travel shot.
- Retouching skills included: Goes into Photoshop retouching, useful for cleaning up portraits and landscape shots from the road.
- Rewatchable: Lifetime access to the video lessons — come back to specific modules as your editing needs change trip to trip.
A CreativeLive student review of the course called it "really like a good investment," noting it helps step by step and is worth revisiting multiple times.
Best for: Travel bloggers and content-creating nomads who already know Lightroom/Photoshop basics and want a consistent editing style across a growing photo library. Skip it if: You've never opened Lightroom before — the course assumes a working foundation. Runs ~$75 — check the current price before buying.
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