IN LIGHTROOM
1. Put photos in “Pictures folder on the dock

• Launch Lightroom
• Import photos - button in lower left of the window
• While in "Library"
• Left hand sidebar - select your folder where you put your photos
• Next to “Quick Develop” - upper right in right sidebar
• Select - Auto Settings
• If additional adjustments are needed - select a different White Balance and ToneControl

2. Switch Lightroom to “Develop” mode - top of window

• Select cropping tool - top of right sidebar
• Next to”Original” click to open the lock
• Next to the lock select “Enter custom” and type 1800 x 1000 - click "Ok"
• Position cropping grid over desired area
• Hit return key

3. Switch Lightroom to “Library” mode - top of window

• Click "Export" button - bottom left of the window
• Under "Export Location: Export to "Pictures folder"
• Under "File Naming" - Choose "Custom Name"
• Next to "Custom Text" type a name for your file
• Click on "Export" - bottom right of the popup window

4. To retreave your adjusted, resized/cropped, and named file

• Go to the "Pictures" folder - far right of the dock at the bottom of your screen
• On your own computer go to "Useres" select the user you are loged in as - go to "Pictures" folder

IN WordPres (commons.marymount.edu)
1. Under “Appearance”

• Select: “Theme”
• Activate; Photographers Theme

2. Create new page: Home

• Under “Page Attributes”
• Under Template select: Home
• Publish

2 b.Under Appearance select “Customize”

• Select “Static Front Page”
• Bullet “A static page”
• Under Front page select: Home
• Save (blue button)

3. Create a new Post: homepage slider1

• Create a new category: homepage slider
• Publish
• Insert your photo as a feature photo in the post
  

4. Under Appearance select “Customize”

• Select “Theme options”
• Select “Featured Slideshow
• Under Slideshow Category select “homepage slider”
• Under Slideshow Posts Number: type 12
• Save (blue button)

5. Repeat step 3 and create more New Posts: homepage slider2, homepage slider3, etc.

6. Quit Lightroom

7. Copy your folders and files from the “Pictures” folder in the dock to your USB Flash drive, or Google Drive.