Keywording in Lightroom Classic Using Metadata Presets

how to apply at least a few keywords on every photo

Lightroom workflow may sometimes seem tedious or overwhelming, but once you have a well-organized process in place, it's like magic. In fact, it can greatly enhance your photography experience and is not as intimidating as it may seem.

Instead of feeling overwhelmed by fixing past mistakes, why not start fresh today by implementing a few simple steps?

In this lesson, we will explore how to add keywords to every image in Lightroom using the convenient feature of categorized metadata presets.

Not to worry, I’m here to guide you through the process step by step, so let's get started.

Let’s Make a Lightroom Metadata Preset with Keywords Together

Import & Culling Workflow Tutorial

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Questions, thoughts? As always, I love hearing from you.

xx

Kim

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