After The Capture: Organize. Edit. Publish. Sell.
A complete post-capture workflow for photographers at every level.
Whether you're just starting or looking to publish and sell, this course meets you where you are.
21 lessons, 6 assignments, and lifetime access. Start today. Organize, edit, publish, and sell with confidence.
Enroll Now - $109"This course was concise and gave bite sized information on what to do with your photos after you take them. I loved the information and being able to test myself after every unit. Highly recommend this course!"
Fran Dickenson
Beginner Workflow
Learn how to import, store, and organize your files so you never lose track of a single photo.
A system to pick the best photos to process, add keywords, captions, copyright info, and geolocation information.
Learn an efficient, time-saving processing workflow to develop your personal look.
Intermediate Workflow
Discover how to curate your best work and showcase it professionally, even with a small library.
Learn smart ways to share your photos - printing, blogs, social media, and more.
Explore how to monetize your images through stock, prints, and publications.
Jump in where you are - begin with file management or go straight to selling. You can always come back for more.
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Hundreds of students, from hobbyists to aspiring pros, have already used After the Capture to streamline their workflow and take the next step with their photography.
I've been teaching in-person photography lessons since 2017, primarily to beginners using various camera models. Everyone has the same struggles, and I'm sure you do too. I've brought a proven method of addressing those struggles to these online courses.
Aside from teaching, my photography passion is storytelling. I've completed photodocumentary projects worldwide over the past 15 years, in locations such as Haiti, Guatemala, and Uganda, and have been featured in publications including New York Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and the U.S. National Park Service.
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