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Erin Quigley is an Adobe ACE certified expert specializing in customized workflows and editing strategies using Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. She is an award-winning underwater photographer and editor, and creator of GoAskErin.com, which provides one-on-one instruction, custom video tutorials, and post-production resources specifically developed for underwater shooters. Along with one-on-one consulting, Erin leads trips, hosts webinars, and teaches workshops worldwide. She is a member of the Ocean Artists Society, Boston Sea Rovers and the Women Divers Hall of Fame.

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Lightroom Classic Zero to Hero I

Office Hours – Power Pack 1

When Bad Things Happen to Good Shooters – Digital Disaster Relief in Post

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ERIN QUIGLEY

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Avoiding (and amending) Rookie Mistakes

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How to Fix Your F*ed-Up Catalog – Troubleshooting in Lightroom

Lightroom Classic Zero to Hero I

Lightroom Classic Zero to Hero II

Office Hours – Power Pack 1

When Bad Things Happen to Good Shooters – Digital Disaster Relief in Post

QUESTIONS?

ERIN QUIGLEY

Join Our Mailing List

GOASKERIN SOCIAL

Recent Blog Posts

Nerd Alert! The Mystery of the Missing HSL Panel SOLVED!

Nerd Alert! Lightroom 12.3 Packs A Whammy With AI Powered Noise Reduction, And Tone Curve Adjustments In The Masking Panel!

Nerd Alert! Go directly from the Library Module to the Masking Panel

Nerd Alert! Yes, the answer is yes. Upgrade your Lightroom Catalog when asked.

Nerd Alert! How to permanently trash images while working in a Collection