How do I import my Adobe Lightroom photos to Apple Photos?

trying to import photos from Lightroom 5 into Apple Photos...any tips?

You would go to the folders where your master photos are and import those into Photos.
There's no "import from Lightroom" to speak of. Your metadata may come across if you're using XMP sidecars, but adjustments won't.

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HOW DO I IMPORT THEN OPEN MY PHOTOS FROM IPHOTO LIBRARY IN BRIDGE?

HOW DO I OPEN MY PHOTOS IN IPHOTO IN BRIDGE AND THEN IN PHOTOSHOP?

Please don't type in all caps. It's difficult to read and rude, as it is like shouting,
iPhoto doesn't play nice with Adobe applications—or with any other application.
iPhoto hides all your images in proprietary libraries. You need to manually export them from within iPhoto.
Once you do that, put them in a folder or folders anywhere in the Finder. You don't need to "import" anything in Bridge. You simply launch Bridge and browse. Bridge is just a file browser, nothing less and nothing more.
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You would go to the folders where your master photos are and import those into Photos.
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