In this live webcast with Matt Kloskowski, you’ll learn some great techniques for editing your photos in Lightroom and when to jump over to Photoshop to help out. This will be a late beginner to early intermediate level presentation, but really… it's just about having some fun with your photos and improving your editing during this time indoors.

Sometimes it makes sense breaking the rule of thirds. Use your vision and inspiration in order to create a strong composition by placing the subject in the center of the photograph.

Take a photograph utilizing elements that are repeated. The repetition of lines, shapes, tones or color can create interesting images. The pattern can be the main subject of an image or the patterns can be used to enhance the overall composition. Patterns are all around us, in nature, or man-made.

Most great images are not spontaneous. They are more often well thought out and carefully crafted, taking into consideration such things as what you choose to include in the frame, lighting, the background, your chosen perspective, and many other elements. In this talk, Steve goes through his entire process. From seeing and identifying the image to choosing the message, and the step by step progression of building the final composition.