👉 Join the Priority List for the Next Free Live Lightroom Masterclass

Learn the underwater editing workflow that helps turn flat, blue dive photos into cleaner, more natural-looking images using Lightroom.

Seats are limited so I can keep each live session practical, personal, and interactive.

The first live session will be offered free to a limited group.

Turn Your Dive Photos from “Just Okay” into WOW Images

Underwater photography is magical, but it is also one of the most challenging types of photography to get right, especially when you sit down to edit your images.

You remember the dive clearly.
The colors, the light, the life.

But when you open your photos in Lightroom, they often look very different.

Too often, they come out:

  • ✅ Murky or flat

  • ✅ Full of distracting backscatter

  • ✅ Washed out or missing colors

That’s exactly why I created this Masterclass.

Who This Masterclass Is For

This Masterclass is designed for underwater photographers who want to improve their results and feel more confident using Lightroom.

It’s a great fit if you:

  • ✅ Take underwater photos but feel frustrated with how they look after editing

  • ✅ Know Lightroom basics but are unsure what to adjust and in what order

  • ✅ Want a simple, repeatable workflow instead of guessing with sliders

  • ✅ Feel like your photos still look flat, dull, or unnatural

  • ✅ Want your images to better reflect what you actually saw on the dive

This is not about complicated editing, it’s about learning a clear structure that works.

Joining Is Simple:

Seats are limited so each session stays practical and interactive.

What You’ll Learn in the Masterclass

In this free live session, you’ll learn how to stop guessing in Lightroom and start following a clear underwater editing sequence.

You’ll see how to:

  • ✅ Understand why underwater photos often look flat, blue, murky, or dull

  • ✅ Follow the correct editing order:

    White Balance → Exposure → Presence → Color → Masking → Final Adjustments

  • ✅ Bring back more natural-looking color without over-editing

  • ✅ Improve contrast, depth, and clarity without making the image look harsh

  • ✅ Handle backscatter and distractions more effectively near the end of the workflow

  • ✅ Recognize where most underwater photographers get stuck and what to do instead

You’ll leave with a clear workflow you can apply to your own underwater photos.

How It Works (Simple and Easy)

1. Add your name and email to the priority list
2. I’ll notify you when the next Masterclass opens
3. Save your spot and join the live session

About Your Instructor, Bob Herb

Hi, I’m Bob Herb

I’m a professional underwater photographer, Lightroom educator, and Master Scuba Diver with more than 9,700 dives and over 50 years of photography experience.

Over the years, I’ve captured and edited thousands of underwater images, and I’ve seen the same challenge come up again and again:

What you see underwater and what your camera captures are often very different.

Most photographers try to fix this by pushing sliders, guessing their way through edits, or overprocessing their images.

That usually leads to results that still don’t look right.

What actually works is having a clear, structured workflow.

That’s what I teach.

My goal is to help underwater photographers stop guessing in Lightroom and start editing with confidence, using a process that produces consistent, natural-looking results.

If you’ve ever felt stuck or unsure where to start in Lightroom, you’re not alone, and you’re exactly who this Masterclass is designed to help.

Join the Free Live Masterclass Priority List

If you want to improve your underwater photos and finally understand how to edit them with confidence, this is your next step.

In this live Masterclass, I’ll walk you through a clear, structured Lightroom workflow you can apply to your own images right away.

👉 No guesswork.
👉 No random slider-pushing.
👉 Just a clear system you can follow.

This first session will be offered free to a limited group.

Spots are limited so each session stays practical and interactive.

I’ll also be sharing details about my small-group Cohort for those who want to go deeper.

Editing underwater photos doesn’t have to feel frustrating or unpredictable. With the right structure, you can create images that truly reflect the dive you experienced.

Be the first to know when registration opens.