I have a simple technique to remove color casts from whitewash in your photos of rivers and streams. Make the flowing fingers of water in your landscape photos pop!

Is your mask in Lightroom as precise as you think it is? Check it using the mask overlay modes.

Do you want to see how the last 5 changes have affected your photo? Or need a method to roll back the last few graduated filters you added to an image? Do this in Lightroom with the History panel and Snapshots.

Give your virtual copies a unique name and display them in the Grid and Loupe views.

Answer questions about your photography and identify trends in your shooting habits with the Library Filter in Lightroom.

Don’t wrestle with your global controls in the Basic panel or the Tone Curve. Use a local brush tool to handle small specs of blown highlights.

Add accent and fill light with your gradient tools and range masks. I use this technique with my landscape photos to accentuate the warmth of the sun through my scenes.

Accentuate your subject with a complementary counterpoint to a vignette.

My Lightroom catalog, sorted by capture time, clearly showed a sequence of a surfer walking across my frame out of order? What is causing this? It might be my import process…