Len demonstrates the new masks panel and how to use some of the selective adjustments.

Len looks at a collection of abstract photographs of trees, he creates a new collection with new virtual copies. He then processes them quickly in the search of the essence of his project about ink, and printmaking.

Len demonstrates how you can modify colours in Lightroom with some of his work. Taking an abstract approach to colours, by letting go of the notion of true and accurate colour. Len takes colours and plays with them.

Len discusses colour spaces, ICC profiles, camera profiles and the profiles used in photography. This presentation does not include printing profiles which is covered in the printing series.

Len uses Morag's series of photographs to discuss how he would lay them out in the print module and process them so that they work together as one image.

Len continues his series of Lightroom tutorials with Jan who asked about collections and collection sets.

Len continues his Lightroom tutorial series with a practical demonstration on how to process colour images.

In this session Kel donates a few photographs for Len to process in Lightroom. The three photographs that are processed all have different processing requirements.

Len shares his photos from a recent walking holiday with his son to the Walls of Jerusalem. By doing so he gives us a unique insight into part of his workflow. He will guide us through his initial review of his images and post processing in lightroom.

Len uses Lightroom for much of his post processing and has a wealth of knowledge to share. In this video, Len gives us an overview of Lightroom so that those of you who are not so familiar with it can see what it is like and how Len has his set up.

This is that start of an ongoing series of Lightroom tutorials where Len will share different parts of his own workflow as well as how to use the various features.