Start the course off with a warm welcome from your instructor Elliott. Join him as he breaks down the structure of the course and goes over what you will need to get started.

The goal of this course is to prepare you for success. In the second episode, we will go over the most important tips and tricks to get the most out of this course, and ensure your success in photography.

Before you use a camera, it's important to know how they work in the first place. We'll learn how cameras work so that you'll have the proper foundation to build upon, which in turn will help make sense of the lessons to come.

In this episode you'll learn everything you need to know about camera bodies. You will develop a thorough knowledge of important concepts such as dynamic range, camera sensors, megapixels, as well as key things to consider when purchasing a body.

In the last episode of the introductory module, you'll learn everything you need to know about camera lenses, from the anatomy of a lens to the different kinds, and when to use which one for what job.

Nailing your exposure is one of the most important aspects of photography. In this episode, Elliott goes through the exposure triangle: shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. You will learn what each component does, and how to use the three to create the feel you want for your images. 

Understanding what depth of field is and how to use it tell stories is extremely important. Learn how professionals use depth of field to create dramatic images and the multiple ways of controlling depth of field, even without touching aperture.

Every wonder why the colors of your images sometimes turnout strange? It’s probably because of white balance. In this episode, we’ll go through what white balance is, how to use it to emphasize tones, and what profile pictures are.

A photo is useless if it’s out of focus. Nailing your focus is important, and together we will cover everything from the different types of focus modes to choosing the right focus area to ensure you’ll nail every shot in the field.

In this episode, you will learn how cameras read light, which metering mode to use for what situation, and the various drive modes to capture the shot you want.

All DSLR and mirrorless cameras come with multiple shooting modes such as Automatic, Program, Manual, Shutter Priority, Aperture Priority ,and Bulb. So, which one should you use in which scenario?

In the last episode of the technical module  we will go through important gear and accessories that will help elevate your photography. Knowing what you need to bring with you on the field will help ensure you can capture what you want.

This is one of the most frequently asked questions, and in this module we will break down what a successful photograph is and how to use the principles and elements of art and design, composition, lighting, and color to ensure success.

Going through the principles and elements of art and design will dramatically change the way you see photography. Being aware of what to look for while shooting will help convey your narrative.

Composition can make or break your photo, and it can influence the viewer to move around your image. In this episode, we will go through the most common compositions, why the work, and how to use them effectively.

Lighting is fundamental to photography - it's how photography exists! Learn about quality and quantity of light, direction of light, shaping light, and how to use light to convey emotions.

Before we dive into color, we will first go through the fundamentals of color to understand how they work in the world of photography and the digital space.

With a solid understanding of color, we will quickly go through the three aspects of hue, saturation, and luminance, the most common representation of points in the RGB color model.

Color harmonies are combinations of colors that are aesthetically pleasing. In this episode we will briefly go over the most common color harmonies that you can apply to your images.

In the last episode of the creative module, you'll learn about color theory: how colors affect an image, and the way colors can tell a story and convey the emotion you want for your photos.

Start the module off with a brief introduction to the post-processing section of the course.

Lightroom can be intimidating, but with the proper workflow, you will master the process of Lightroom in no-time. Learn Elliott's personal workflow when it comes to using Lightroom.

Learn about the differences between Lightroom Classic and CC, and which one is right for you.

Catalogs are fundamental to Lightroom. Discover what catalogs are, how they work, and how to create one to organize your photos.

No one likes a slow computer. A slow program can be even more infuriating. Together we will go through Lightroom settings to optimize the program for maximum efficiency.

Importing your photographs the right way can save you hours, if not days of work! Discover the many ways you can import your images, and watch as Elliott shares his personal import workflow.

In part two, we will go through the multiple import methods available, and learn about  file handling.

To wrap up the import process, part three explores destination folders, keywords, metadata, smart previews, and more.

In this episode, Elliott goes through the Library Module and all of it's essential panels. He also shares with you his personal workflow inside of the module.

Culling is the process of selecting your images, and knowing how to cull your images quickly and efficiently will speed up your workflow, saving you your valuable time.

Elliott shares one of his favorite third-party-applications: PhotoMechanic. Discover the power of PhotoMechanic, and learn how Elliott uses it to cull his images at a much faster pace.

This is a long episode, but there is so much to cover in Lightroom! In this breakdown part one, we will go through the essential panels and features of the Develop Module and how to navigate your way around the program.

The tone curve may look intimidating, but once you understand what it is, it can be incredibly powerful and you can use it to adjust tonal values to your heart's content.

Selective editing is a critical part of editing, and will take your images to the next level. After this episode, you will know how to use different types of masks to apply selective adjustments to selective areas in your image, with Lightroom’s new masking tools.

Making sure your images are properly exported is extremely important if you want them to come out looking the way you want them to. Together we will go through exporting through Lightroom, and the best settings to use.

Ever wonder why your images may look weird on different devices? Changes are, you're exporting in the wrong color space. This episode covers the basics of the color spaces and what bit-depth is, and what to choose for your images.

Nobody likes losing photos! Backing up is one of the most important steps in photography, and in this episode Elliott shares his personal method of backing up photos.

Learn how to extend an image by creating panoramas and how to combine multiple exposure to create an HDR image, all inside of Lightroom.

Layer masking is an essential aspect of Photoshop. In this episode, learn what layers are, how to create masks, and what you can do with layer masks to elevate your photographs.

There's nothing worse than someone walking into your photo, or unwanted objects getting in the way. Learn multiple techniques for removing unwanted objects from your images in Photoshop.

Ever wondered why some images look extra dreamy? Odds are, they used the Orton Effect. After watching this episode, you will know how to create the effect yourself and apply that dreamy look to your photos.

Luminosity masking is an advanced technique used to make selective adjustments to specific levels of luminosity. In this episode, you will learn how to create luminosity masks and how to use them to bring your images to life.

Sometimes, you don't get the sky that you want. To wrap up the post-processing module, Elliott shares with you his top methods of replacing skies that  look realistic.

Sometimes, the most important part of the process isn't taking the photo, it's everything you do before you take the photo! Learn about pre-production and the things you should consider and plan before you hit that shutter.

If you're looking to become a professional photographer, the first thing you must do is build a portfolio. Learn what you will need to start building your first portfolio or media kit, and how to create one that will land you work.

Taking photos is fun, but being paid to take photos is even more fun. Elliott shares with you his tips from going from doing free work, to getting paid to do what you love.

Charing your clients can be intimidating, but it doesn't have to be! Learn how to charge your clients, rates, and things to consider when charging.

Having all your eggs in a basket is risky. In this episode, Elliott shares multiple ways to diversify your income and offers a blueprint on how to earn six-figures as a photographer.

To help you on your journey as a photographer, Elliott gives you a handful of tips and suggestions to help you take those first steps towards success.

Join Elliott in the first on the field episode as he shares his approach to landscape photography in the stunning landscape of East Java, Indonesia.

Join Elliott in the second on the field episode as he shares how he tackles travel photography in crowded environments.

Join Elliott in the second on the field episode as he shares how he tackles travel photography in crowded environments.

Join Elliott in the second on the field episode as he shares how he tackles travel photography in crowded environments.