Publish:

1. Create a new Hard Drive Publish Service
   • On the Publish Services panel header, Click on the (+) to bring up the context menu.
   • On the menu, Click {Go to Publish Service Manager}
   • On the left section of the Dialog, Click the {Add} button.
   • In the Create new Publish Connection Pop-up dialog,
     • Set "Via Service" = Hard Drive
     • Supply a Name
     • Click the {Create} button
   • When the Create new Publish Connection Pop-up dialog closes, if necessary select the newly created Publish Service in the Left Section of the Lightroom Publishing Manager
   • In the Right Section of the Lightroom Publishing Manager for the newly created (but unsaved) Publish Service, make the following changes to the "Export Location" section:
     • "Export To:" Specific Folder
     • Click the {Choose} button to navigate to the "Parent" Folder that will hold your IPhone sub-folders
   • In the Right Section of the Lightroom Publishing Manager for the newly created (but unsaved) Publish Service add additional details to the sections: "File Naming, File Settings", "Image Sizing", Output Sharpening", "Metadata" and "Watermarking".
   • Click the {Save} button.
2. Back in Lightroom Library module, locate your newly created iPhone Publishing Service
   • The Publishing Service will have one empty Collection in it
   • Right Click on the Publish Service header to add:
     • Additional Folder/Collections
     • Smart Folder/Collections
     • Note while in LR you can add Published Folder Sets, this sub-folder structure does not translate as a sub-folder structureto the iPhone
3. In iTunes, Connect your iPhone device
   • When it starts to Sync, select it in the left panel and choose {Photos} from the menu across the top
   • In the Photos section,
     • Check the box labeled "Sync Photos From"
     • Navigate to the Top level Folder selected or created when you created the Hard Drive Publish Service for the iPhone in Lightroom
     • Select the radio button labeled "All Folders"
     • In the lower right corner of the right panel, choose {Sync} or {Apply}

The default folder created when you created the Hard Drive Publish Service for the iPhone in Lightroom will be a static folder. I usually ignore this since it is also a parent folder for any additional collections(folders) that you create along side. I like to create Smart Folder/Collections since I can auto populate the se and manage adding or removing images via Smart Collection criteris and then only need to hit the {Publish} button in LR to prepare the iPhones Publish folder for the next time I sync with iTunes