I use filters in the Library module all the time to sift, search, and sort my photos.

Designating a collection as a target speeds up workflow. Especially when the set of photos you want in a collection are scattered about your library or folders.

Got 4 minutes? I’ll show you how the Shift key helps get more precise tone curve adjustments in Lightroom.

Moving a Lightroom catalog from one disk to another isn’t all that bad. I’ll show you how.

Start off your photo management right with consistent photo naming. A file renaming template in Lightroom helps with that a ton.

I was surprised when the Constrain Crop checkbox in Lightroom’s Transform tool cut away more of my photo than I expected. Time to investigate.

Give me 2 minutes and I’ll show you how to make better retouches using the opacity control of the clone brush.

Confused about what direction to drag your graduated filter in Lightroom? In this quick video, I show you how I think about it.

Got 3 minutes? I’ll show you a little trick with graduated filters that can save you some time in your workflow.

A technique to emphasize a subject is to have its color stand out from the rest of your scene. Sometimes we saturate our subject, other times we desaturate the rest of the scene.