Recommend a course

[chex]

In a previous life I shot fashion then moved to another career. CS6 days.

I'm now getting into street and landscape can anyone recommend a good course for light room and photoshop in this context?

[mshea]

Kelbyone.com has scores of video tutorials on everything you've mentioned. I've been a member for over 20 years. Well worth the money!

[Rand47]

In a previous life I shot fashion then moved to another career. CS6 days.

I'm now getting into street and landscape can anyone recommend a good course for light room and photoshop in this context?

Mark Denney has a very nice way about him, and is a good teacher with good illustrations of what he’s doing.  Primarily a landscape shooter.   

https://markdenney.gumroad.com/l/lightroomessentials?_gl=1*9cfkpl*_ga*MjA0ODQzMDQyMi4xNjk1ODk5ODE2*_ga_6LJN6D94N6*MTcyMjYzNDU0Mi4yLjEuMTcyMjYzNDU2My4wLjAuMA..

He also has a Youtube channel with some excellent free content.  You might want to check that out to see if he’s a good fit for your style of learning:

https://www.youtube.com/@MarkDenneyPhoto

Rand

[Eric Brody]

There are many free tutorials on the Adobe website. I like Julianne Kost’s ones. You might want to look there before spending money.

[digitaldog]

There are many free tutorials on the Adobe website. I like Julianne Kost’s ones. You might want to look there before spending money.

+1 for Julianne Kost. She's great, can't beat the price.

[Rand47]

+1 for Julianne Kost. She's great, can't beat the price.

+1 . . .  Julianne is absolutely one of the best out there.  She is the living definition of succinct!  Extremely well organized presentations.

Rand

[Jeffrey Saldinger]

I suggest looking at what Tim Grey offers: https://www.greylearning.com