Photoshop, which you will use 99% of the time. You will open the files from your external hard drive, make edits, and then save them into a DONE folder. The only edits you may want to make in Lightroom are on dancers who may need further color correction.

Band-aids, bruises and temporary tattoos can be easily removed.

There may be times when you'll need to even out skin tones and brighten up the eye area.

I will show you how to blend those pesky tan lines in a few easy steps.

While over exposing the backdrop removes most of the image data behind the dancer it may not remove everything. In this section you'll learn how to clean up the background.

If you have a smaller space or your photographing a large group you may have equivalent or other objects in your shot. This is okay, we can clean this up!

Cropping your images to the standard 8X10 size may require some adjustments, here we will discuss the options.

Cleaning up the floor is something that will probably need to be done on every image that's purchased, even if you get it almost perfect in camera.

If you want to get a little bit fancy now. A bit more challenging but super useful, we walk through the process of changing colors of specific areas of your image.

 It can really come in handy when you're working with squirmy little ones.

Let's try something a little more advanced. I never promise parents that a dancer can be added in post processing however, there may be times when you'll want to do so :)