The Adjustment Brush is the tool to take your editing to the next level! Join Scott Kelby for an in-depth look at everything you need to know about using the brush whether you are using Lightroom Classic or the cloud based Lightroom. The Adjustment Brush is part of a family of local adjustment tools that includes the Graduated and Radial Filters, and you’ll learn about all three in this class, and how to use them together. From learning the nuances of the brush settings to pro-level tips and tricks, as well as a variety of techniques for masking your brush strokes, you’ll come away from this class knowing what works, what doesn’t, and how to get the most out of this powerful suite of tools.

If a Nikon Z6 II is on your shopping list or in your camera bag, then this class is for you! Join Larry Becker as he gets you up to speed with everything you need to know to start using it to its full potential. After starting with some quick tips to get you going, Larry takes a deep dive into the buttons and dials, as well as the settings and functions you can change, such as drive mode, focus mode, focus area, and much more. Larry wraps up the class with a rapid fire round of features that power users will want to know. Due to the similarities in form and function with the Nikon Z7 II, folks with that camera can benefit from this class too!

Learn how to bring harmony, color harmony that is, to your landscape photos! Join Rami Kazemi in a class entirely dedicated to adjusting, adding, and tweaking the colors in your landscape photos to take them to the next level. In this class you’ll learn about what color harmony is, how to expertly use the different targeting and adjustment tools in Photoshop, and then work through a series of projects that demonstrate how to employ powerful techniques to a wide range of photographic situations.

You probably know Kaylee Greer as that awesome dog photographer, but there’s so much more to her than that. Join Kalebra Kelby as she sits down with Kaylee for a delightful interview that delves into what Kaylee was doing before photography, her deep love of animals (especially dogs), how she continues to follow her heart to lead her forward in her career, along with being introduced to the supportive family members who are such an important inspiration to her every day.

Learn how to create the best portraits of your kids with your iPhone! Join Tracy Sweeney as she dives deep into all of the key and hidden settings to help you make the most of the built-in camera app that’s found on every iPhone. In this class you’ll learn all the different ways to trigger the shutter, lock focus, dial in exposure settings, use grid lines, capture fast moving kids, and take advantage of Live Photos and Portrait Mode. If you’ve got an iPhone there’s a good chance it is always within arm’s reach, so learn how to use it to its fullest as a camera for documenting the life of your family.

Learn how to get great bird photographs at home and anywhere else in the world you may go. Join Rick Sammon as he shares over 250 tips, tricks, and techniques on photography, wildlife, and Photoshop to help you create the best bird photographs of your life. Bird photography can be challenging, but the bigger the challenge the bigger the reward, and after learning from Rick you’ll be prepared to photograph birds in any location.

Learn how to get the best photos possible in a hostile environment! Join Dave Williams in arctic Norway as he shares his tips and techniques for planning, preparing, and keeping himself (and his gear) safe in extreme conditions. You may head above the arctic circle with the goal of photographing the aurora, but Dave explains how to be prepared for shooting the wildlife, water features, snowy scenes, and not so snowy scenes you may encounter along the way. Dave wraps up the class with lessons on knowing how to find, prepare for, and shoot the northern lights.

Go beyond what your landscape images are, and imagine what they could be! Join Bret Malley in the follow-up to his <a href="https://members.kelbyone.com/course/bret-malley-landscape-composites/">Creating Landscape Composites</a> class with a more advanced look at new features, cool effects, and fun techniques that allow you to unleash whatever you can imagine. From starting with a good foundation to incorporating a range of new elements to replacing the sky and making it all look like a coherent piece, Bret will pique your interest in playing with your landscape images in new and exciting ways using Photoshop.

Learn how to take care of yourself and your gear in a cold climate with Moose Peterson! Join Moose as he breaks down all the components you need to understand to be comfortable and prepared for photographing wildlife in winter. Moose covers all that’s important for you to know so that you can have a great time viewing and photographing birds and mammals in their winter environments. All of the core photographic principles still apply, but this class gives you the fundamental tools for putting them into practice in cold and snowy conditions.

Become a master of the Lightroom Classic import process! Join Scott Kelby as he demystifies the Lightroom Classic import window, explains the core workflow, orients you to all of the options, and shows you methods to make this process more efficient and reliable. Once you fully understand this aspect of the workflow it will make your Lightroom Classic life so much easier!

Get up to speed on the Canon EOS RP with Erik Kuna! If you’ve purchased the RP or are just curious about what it has to offer, then this is the class for you. Join Erik as he shares his experience with using the RP, discusses what type of photographer will benefit the most from this new model. From there, Erik takes you on a deep dive exploration of the buttons, dials, menus, and video functions to help you get the most out of this amazing full frame mirrorless camera.

Get ready to have fun and learn a lot with Rick Sammon! Join Rick for his 20th class on KelbyOne and learn the origin of Sammonisms; those easy to remember photo tips that he is so well known for sharing. Rick has a gift for distilling these important points down into bite size chunks that are easy to remember when you’re out in the field doing what you love. Get comfortable, and be sure to download the PDF he provided so you won’t even have to take notes.