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How I Did It!™; The Creative Power of Lightroom Mobile
CourseRecording of the February 2026 webinar *How I Did It!™: The Creative Power of Lightroom Mobile.* Learn Quick Actions, masking, selective editing, color and infrared workflows, and how to turn multi-step edits into time-saving presets.
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How I Did It!™ Getting the Most and Best from Your iPhone Camera!
CourseIn this video tutorial you'll learn to use the powerful features of your iPhone to create the best quality images possible using features like Macro Control, Live Mode, Portrait Mode and so much more!
$21.95
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iPhone Infrared; The Wonder of Infrared with Your iPhone
CourseiPhone Infrared; The Wonder of Infrared Photography with Your iPhone, is a tutorial-style video that shows: * The camera apps and photo process * Accessories where to find them * Processing workflows using SnapSeed and Lightroom
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How I Did It!™ SnapSeed Masking Demystified! (Ver 2 for Android)
CourseDiscover the magic of masking in SnapSeed for crafting your photos. You'll learn how to access masking, apply selective edits, leave a spash of color, add a sky, and more!
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Settings Guide for iPhone and Android
CourseLevel up your mobile gear with Rad Drew’s guide. From iPhone 13–17 Pro Max ProRAW to Android manual concepts, get the edge you need. Stop letting defaults limit your art—optimize your workflow and shoot like a pro.
Free
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A Few Masking Tips in Lightroom Mobile
CourseIn this short video I share a few tips related to Quick Actions and the Masking tool in Lightroom Mobile.
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Two Masking "Tricks" in SnapSeed Version 3
CourseIn this video I'll introduce One-Touch Masking in SnapSeed Version 3. I'll show: How to leave a touch of color in a B&W image, and How to add clouds to a bald sky.
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Accessories for iPhone Infrared Photography
CourseIn this video, I share phone cases, infrared filters, and filter mounts necessary for iPhone Infrared Photography.
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Create Engaging Watercolor Images from Your Photos
CourseWatch as I share apps and processing tips for transforming photos into engaging watercolor images!
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Infrared Hotspots 3 Ways to Fix in Post Processing
CourseRad shares three methods for eliminating hotspots from infrared photos created with the iPhone.
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Photography should feel inspiring, not overwhelming.
Maybe you have watched random YouTube videos, tried a few apps, and still do not feel sure what to do next.
Maybe you are tired of carrying a heavy camera bag, but you are not ready to give up photography.
Or maybe you are wondering if your iPhone is good enough, and how to make the most of it.
You need a clear path, not more clutter.
Get clear, practical, and encouraging guidance for making better photographs.
You will find guidance through free tutorials, online learning, workshops, speaking programs, and one-to-one teaching.
Everything is built to be easy to follow, free of tech jargon, and grounded in real photographic experience.
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Learn from someone who knows photography—and how adults learn.
He also spent more than 30 years in corporate learning and development, designing instruction for adult learners. That means you get teaching that is organized, accessible, and built for real people.
Whether you are a casual photographer wanting to improve, a professional adopting the iPhone as another tool in your camera bag, or an artist who wants to take advantage of the myriad tools available for creatives today, you'll find the support you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Great photography starts with seeing, light, composition, and intention. Better tools can help, but they are not the starting point.
Yes. The teaching is designed to be clear, easy to follow, and welcoming to people at many skill levels.
Absolutely. Many of the core principles of photography apply whether you use an iPhone, a mirrorless camera, DSLRs or all. Composition, light, timing, and creative intent still matter most.
A big difference is that the iPhone uses computational photography in ways traditional cameras do not, and those differences affect how we photograph and process our images. My courses address both what carries over from traditional photography and what needs to be approached differently.
No. Settings matter, but the bigger goal is helping you make more personal, expressive photographs.
That is exactly why many people start here. You can make strong images without carrying a big bag of gear everywhere you go.
Not at all. Everything is taught in plain language, with practical examples and a no-tech-jargon approach.