Videos And Articles
Using Versions In ON1 Photo RAW
Versions in ON1 Photo RAW enable you to quickly try out various editing styles on the same photo, without having to make copies of your original image. I’ll show you how it works.
Lightroom Says Metadata Has Changed - Now What?
Lightroom’s search capabilities are great. It is fueled by metadata. Metadata is in your photos and the Lightroom catalog. What happens if the two get out of sync?
Lightroom Virtual Copies vs. Snapshots
What are the differences between Virtual Copies and Snapshots in Lightroom? I’ll explain in this video.
New Luminar Looks Pack For Your Travel & Landscape Photos
My very first Luminar Looks Pack! 20 original looks for your travel & landscape photos.
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.
Stormy Skies At Asilomar State Beach - In The Field #423
A brief gap in the rain let me capture a few great frames at Asilomar State Beach.
Color Casts & The Color Balance Filter In Luminar
It’s easy to fix color casts in Luminar. You can also get creative with them, too.
How To Clean Up Foliage With Clone & Stamp
Do you enjoy photographing forests and trees? Strengthen your photos by spending a few minutes with the clone & stamp tool.
Photo Composition & The Fingertip Principle
A composition question that arose several times during my last photo workshop was “Where do I cut off elements at the edge of the frame?” So let’s talk about this…
Selectively Apply Saturation Using Range Masks In Lightroom
I needed to tone down a specific color in just a portion of my photo. Lightroom’s HSL panel is global… but there’s another way to get the effect. Time to create a video and share the method!
Hiking Soberanes Point
I could easily spend hours hiking the trails at Soberanes Point in Big Sur.
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.