I absolutely adore every moment of the excitement, stress, anticipation and celebration that occurs on the actual wedding day, but, it's the 40-odd hours languishing on the computer afterwards, post-processing a ceremony, that has become overwhelming recently.
In an effort to simplify my rather complex and exhausting workflow, I decided that January 2011 would be the opportune time for change. Therefore, and to actually broaden my horizons, I decided to attend the RE.INVENT Lightroom course.
I must admit, I was somewhat hesitant, since I wasn't 100% sold on Lightroom (I just could not get my head around it), also the thought of squandering an entire day, on a course(wasting editing time) wasn't appetising either, but, I am really, really, really, really glad that I did, as I learnt some "Killer Bee" Lightroom tips and have in turn saved many hours on my workflow!
It has taken me several years to finally reach this point, but, I believe that I have, at long last, introduced a workflow process that is organised and efficient {enter singing angels}.
No blog post is complete without an image, so here you are, an image from my first wedding that underwent the new LR workflow.

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The same as you: hesitating, not wanting new type of working... I tried Aperture (of Mac) and have the same experience as you...
(02.10.11 @ 05:12 AM)If you've bitten trough the new apple.... it tasts wonderful!!
Enjoy Lightroom
Santa forgot the Mac, so I am still on PC :-(
(02.10.11 @ 06:23 AM)