Videos And Articles
How To Remove Tourists From Your Photos - In Post #442
With a little extra field work, removing tourists from your photos is easy. And we also have retouching tools!
Live Edit! Unscripted & Uncut - In Post #440
What is a Live Edit? It’s an unscripted start-to-finish editing session of a photo I’ve never worked on before. Check it out!
Have Fun With Color! - In Post #438
One click in Lightroom completely changed my thinking for this photo. From there, I had fun exploring and experimenting with color.
Live Edit! Unscripted & Uncut - In Post #436
In my Live Edit videos, I process a new photo from start-to-finish. Mistakes may be made along the way… and that’s where the learning happens.
All You Need Is HSL - In Post #434
In this day and age of powerful post-processing and filters galore, this photo was a good reminder of how much good old fashioned HSL can do.
How To Balance Exposure In A Landscape Photo - In Post #432
Has part of your scene fallen into shadow? No problem! I’ll show you how to use gradient masks to balance the exposure in your scene.
Adjusting Mask Density In ON1 Photo RAW - In Post #430
Do you know about the Density slider in Photo RAW? Give me three minutes and I’ll explain what it does and how I find it useful.
Color & Contrast In ON1 Photo RAW - In Post #428
Five minutes in ON1 Photo RAW is all I need to enhance color and contrast in my photo from Acadia National Park.
Live Edit! Unscripted & Uncut - In Post #426
Join me as I process a photo I’ve never worked on before from start to finish.
Shaping Light In ON1 Photo RAW With Luminosity Masks - In Post #424
ON1 Photo RAW continues to be an important part of my editing workflow. In this short video, I show how useful and powerful luminosity masks are to make nuanced - yet vital - changes to a scene.
iPhone Post Processing Challenges - In Post #422
What’s the most surprising thing I found when post-processing some iPhone photos? Check out today’s video.
Photo Teardown: Strong Black & White - In Post #420
A healthy amount of dodge & burn shaped this black & white photo. I’ll break it down for you.