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7 Days of Light­room

Learn to edit with intention. One lesson a day, straight to your inbox. Built from 10 years of shooting and editing in Lightroom.

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the course teaches.

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What's inside

Seven lessons. One a day. Each one builds on the last.

01
learning when to shoot raw vs jpeg

You'll never have to ask again. After day 1, you'll already be feeling like a pro.

02
importing basics for faster workflows

Learning how to import photos into Lightroom correctly

03
Folder structures to never lose a photo again

Learning a simple folder structure and naming system for photo organisation.

04
learning to edit light in 6 steps

Learning a repeatable workflow for editing light in Lightroom

05
learning to make natural colour edits

Learning how to get natural colour in Lightroom (White Balance, HSL, grading)

06
an editing hack - masking

Learning how to use masking to make edits look professional

07
exporting fundamentals for sharp photos

Learning how to export photos for web and social media without losing quality

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Ongoing tips from the newsletter once you're through the course.

Most photographers are ruining their photos in Lightroom. Here's how to stop.

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About your instructor

Built by someone who actually shoots.

I'm Levi, a Hobart-based photographer and filmmaker. I shoot weddings, commercial work and landscapes across Tasmania on a Sony A7 IV, and I edit everything in Lightroom.

This course isn't theory. It's the exact process I use on every image I export. My process is broken down into seven short, practical lessons you can apply to your own work the same day you read them.

I built it because I spent years overcomplicating my editing. I want to save you that time.