Managing Lightroom while traveling just got easier


Hello Reader,

Last month, the explanation of my current photo backup routine struck a chord with many people. I received a lot of great feedback and quite a few follow-up questions.

I love the questions because they help me to shape future content, and that's just what I'm doing today.

Regarding travel backups, one commenter asked how I manage my Lightroom catalog while traveling.

Truth be told, I have had this same question MANY times before. It has always been clear that this is a sticking point for people.

This week, I finally found the time to tackle the topic and explain my process.

This latest guide will answer all your questions and explain the best way to manage your Lightroom catalog while you travel for your next photo adventure or workshop.

I hope it's helpful to you.

>>> How to Manage Lightroom Catalogs While Traveling

Cheers from the Yukon,

Dan Carr

PS. Did the Nikon shooters among you see these two new lenses I wrote about last week? Z 35mm f/1.2 and Z 28-135mm f/4 PZ.

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