Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is an excellent piece of software I’ve recommended to many of my friends who have been bitten by the photography bug. It catalogs and organizes all of my photos, allows me to quickly and efficiently edit them, and assists in pushing the end results for others to see. While on the surface it is targeted to professionals, I’m no professional and wouldn’t enjoy photography nearly as much without it.
Because it is so configurable, it is often very helpful to get a look at how others use its many features. So that’s what I’m going to do with this series of posts titled How I Use Lightroom. I won’t go to mind-numbing depth into every feature it has to offer, but instead will show you what I think is a very approachable and practical method for getting your money’s worth out of it.
So let’s get started with the first thing you need to do with it – get photos INTO lightroom.



