The $10/month Photographers Package includes both Lightrooms and 20 GB of cloud storage. Initially the conventional advice has been pick one or the other, not both. Most photographers, including me, want the tools, controls and organization of Classic.

Yesterday, Tim Grey did a two hour presentation on using them together as a means of sharing, distributing and working on your images. For me it was "mind bending". He would work on an image in old Classic, then view the results on a tablet or website. At one point he took a photo with his phone and it showed up in Classic ready for adjustments.

Many view the (new, cloud) Lightroom CC as weak, lacking tools, a beta and worse. Tim Grey sees it, and explains it, as an extraordinary extension of the (old, computer) Classic Lightroom CC. He sees it where the "whole is greater than the sum of the parts".

The presentation was done on Livestream and sponsored by B&H. In about a month it should be on the B&H YouTube channel. It appears you can watch it on the B&H Facebook page. Try going to Facebook and putting "Photos Everywhere With Lightroom Mobile" in the search box. B&H says that will work.

Note that this workflow is not going to be liked by those that want to quickly open an image, adjust the exposure and make a print. It might be liked by those that are curious about where digital photography is going.