- @terrylwhite has posted a new Lightroom 2 tutorial video: http://is.gd/3gfld.
- @NAPP_News Into Lightroom? Then You Need to be at Photoshop World in Vegas http://bit.ly/kLPX8.
- @scouten How I Organize My Lightroom Catalog and Why (2009 Edition) http://tr.im/yCRz.
- @krysko57 Useful Lightroom tips: http://bit.ly/UsMCh.
- @TipSquirrel Another great guest post from @Ashumittal "Comparing Before-and-After Views in Lightroom" http://ow.ly/oMR2.
- @Alltop_Photo Lightroom noise reduction http://bit.ly/4fkPUb.
- @heninger Lightroom Tuesday! Tips, Tricks & Tutorials to sate your innermost Lightroom cravings... http://heninger.org.
- @PhotoWalkPro Cleaning Out Your Lightroom Catalog (Part A): http://bit.ly/1205lF (Part B): http://bit.ly/jKELP.
- @kajorn Emailing photos from, and viewing GPS metadata in Lightroom http://bit.ly/2D2i8g.
- @xequals Smart Is As Smart Does – Lightroom >> Photoshop Smart Objects - http://bit.ly/2iGNiU.
Top 10 Lightroom Tweets of the Week
rafting trip on the Middle Fork of the American River, with our friend Donna (former Professional Raft Guide) and her 4-year old daughter Maya. I hope they like them!
About the photos
These photos were developed using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2. Writing this post each week is two fold. I can share a wealth of Lightroom tips with you and I can also share one or more of my images, that I have developed using Lightroom.
Would you like to know what I did in Lightroom to improve these original images? If so, feel free to ask in the comments section below.
OK all of you Lightroomers. Here are your Top 10 Lightroom Tweets of the Week in random order. Happy Lightrooming!
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Sherri, these are great! I like the way you are able to capture subjects (us) in the same raft as you are in without everything looking distorted or too up close.
Hi Donna – thank you for your comment, it means a lot to me. I’m also really glad that you like the photos. That was my first experience photographing subjects from inside the raft I’m in. I’m usually photographing other rafts and from the shore. I traveled very light on that trip. I could only take one lens and my wide-angle was the only REAL option. I’m very pleased with the photo shoot. I’m also really glad my gear survived the trip!