Adjust color like a pro in Lightroom. Use Color Range masks and have complete control over hue, saturation, and luminance. Adjust only the colors you want where you want.

Adobe finally added Curves to the set of adjustments available with masks. And it’s great. I’ll show you a magic recipe to add a finishing pop to your photos - with a single click.

As powerful as AI masking tools are, you the photographer still need to bring your smarts to your editing to shape light and depth in a natural way.

A common theme with my photos from Utah is color correcting and brightening snow in shadowy areas. The masking tools in Lightroom make complex masking selections much easier.

If you are not using the Intersect feature of Lightroom’s masking tools, you’re missing out on some great power. I use these all the time for my landscape editing.

Need a quick bump to the midtones. Skip exposure, skip curves. Try the Color Grading tool in Lightroom.

Give me 2 minutes and I’ll show you how to quickly and easily get more precise dodging and burning in Lightroom.

Give me 2 minutes and I’ll show you a simple Curves adjustment to fix pesky, stubborn, speckled blown highlights in your images.

Curves is a powerful and sometimes misunderstood editing tool. I have 5 ‘recipes’ to get you familiar with using curves.

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.