If you’re anything like me, you love taking pictures. And, if you’re anything like me, you also love finding new and interesting ways to take better pictures.
One way that I’ve been able to improve my photography lately is by “hacking” my stock photos.
What do I mean by hacking? Well, basically, I’m taking advantage of a little-known feature in Adobe Lightroom that allows me to quickly and easily add keywords to my photos.
Why is this important? Because when you add keywords to your photos, it makes it much easier for people to find them when they’re searching online.
And, as an added bonus, it also saves me a ton of time when I’m editing my photos in Lightroom!
Here’s how it works…
First, open up Adobe Lightroom and go to the Catalog section. Then, click on the Keywording tab.
Next, select the photo that you want to add keywords to. Then, click on the “Keywords” box and start typing in your keywords.
As you type in your keywords, Lightroom will automatically suggest other relevant keywords that you can use. So, if you’re not sure what keywords to use, just start typing and let Lightroom do its thing!
When you’re finished adding keywords, hit the “Enter” key on your keyboard and then click on the “Done” button. That’s it! You’ve now successfully added keywords to your photo and saved yourself a ton of time in the process!
