After the Capture: What to Do With Your Photos Once You’re Home
Learn how to organize, back up, edit, and share your photos, and how to start selling them if you want to.
Once you get home from a shoot, it’s easy for photos to pile up on a card or a hard drive. After the Capture walks you through organizing, editing, sharing, and selling your work, with whatever software you use.
21 lessons, 6 assignments, and lifetime access, so you can come back to it whenever your photos start piling up again.
Start Free Previews 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.
You don’t have to go in order. Start with file management, or skip ahead to selling if that’s what you need right now.
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I've worked as a documentary photographer since 2012, with projects in Haiti, Guatemala, Uganda, and more, and publications including New York Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and the U.S. National Park Service.
Since 2017, I've brought that rigorous field experience to teaching, primarily to beginners working through the same struggles you're probably facing right now. These courses are built around a proven method to simplify the way you learn photography.
You can see my work at johnpeltierphotography.com.
Curt Brooks
Kevin Lamport
Jos Smeets
After the Capture is software-agnostic, meaning it doesn't teach any specific editing application. The workflow principles, file organization strategies, and post-processing concepts apply regardless of what software you use. You bring your tools; the course gives you the framework.
That said, examples are shown using Photo Mechanic, Capture One, and Lightroom Classic.
The course includes 21 instructional videos totaling almost exactly 6 hours.
Videos cannot be downloaded for this course. However, you can download PDF outlines for each chapter that include all the key points from the videos.
If you purchase this course alone, then you'll have access forever and can come back whenever you want.
If you're enrolled in this course as part of the membership plans, you'll have access for as long as you're a member.
I encourage you to try out the free previews before purchase.
Full refunds may be issued within 30 days of purchase, and only if 50% or less of the course content has been accessed.