We continue our Adobe Lightroom workflow series with a complete look at how to setup your data and import images.

Learn about how to safely store your images in Lightroom Classic and follow the 3–2–1 data philosophy in this lesson from our free course.

Make searching your archive a breeze by using albums, folders, stacks, keywords, flags and ratings.

Looking to leave Adobe's walled garden? We've got you covered with these 10 alternatives to Adobe Lightroom Classic.

Adjust the way that Adobe Lightroom interprets and renders your RAW images on import to match your preference.

Adobe Bridge can be a nifty tool in your photographic arsenal. Built primarily for organisation, it lets you view images, search, sort and much more. In this...

Learn how Premiere Pro helps video-makers collaborate, and how you can make the best use of it, including Shared Projects, Team Projects, Productions, and...

As drives fill with years of images it becomes more and more difficult to find those special images you're looking for. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to...

Organizing your images can be a tedious and time-consuming task, so why not speed it up with some automation? In this video tutorial from my course on image...

With robust rename tools and metadata management, Lyn for Mac is a fast and full-featured application to bring some sanity to your image collection. In this...

It's important to include metadata when you're managing photos. It means you can easily search for and find them as your archive grows and it means that you...

In this video tutorial from my course, Apple Photos for Photographers, you'll learn how to use albums, which are a great tool for grouping images. You'll...