Object selection is a huge deal for landscape photographers. Why? The Subject selection tool often falls short when the entire scene is the subject.

The Content Aware Remove feature of Lightroom is a very welcomed addition to the retouching tools in Lightroom. I have some tips and tricks to help you get the best retouches using this tool.

Halos at high contrast edges can ruin an otherwise beautiful landscape image. I’ll show you how to find what is causing a halo, and how you can reduce and even remove them.

I will usually process mid-day landscape photos in black & white because colors are duller in harsh light. I’ve also found processing in black & white first can make for stronger color images.

Amp up your Lightroom workflow with a set of thoughtfully constructed presets that speed up the local adjustments you do again and again.

Did you know you can save masks in your Lightroom presets? Used wisely, this feature enables some very powerful presets.

Quickly make a classic luminosity mask that affects the highlights and upper midtones the most and the shadows the least. This post was inspired by a viewer question. Got a photo question? Ask me.

Get the perfect mask in Lightroom. Use the mask overlay options to clearly visualize the affected areas of your localized adjustments.

There are certain photos where accentuating distortion will emphasize a subject or enhance the story of an image.

Use Lightroom’s masking tools to expertly craft an off-camera light source.