The Soft Light blending mode has a more subdued touch than the Overlay mode. I like this mode for subtler texture blends.
Read MoreThe Overlay blending mode is one you should know. An excellent way to pop contrast and blend exposures, it is one of the most popular blending modes.
Read MoreColor Dodge is a useful blending mode for creative and unique color grading. Its results can be harder to predict, so do be prepared for some experimentation.
Read MoreTake your cityscape photos to a new level with a little field prep and the Lighten blending mode.
Read MoreThe default blending mode of Normal makes no special changes to the pixels in a layer. It is perfect for exposure blending and double-exposure looks.
Read MoreThe blending modes in ON1 change the way filters and layers interact with one another. They can be mysterious. Join me for a series of videos and articles that show practical uses for blending modes.
Read MoreGive me 2 minutes and I’ll show you how to quickly and easily get more precise dodging and burning in Lightroom.
Read MoreGive me 2 minutes and I’ll show you a simple Curves adjustment to fix pesky, stubborn, speckled blown highlights in your images.
Read MoreCurves is a powerful and sometimes misunderstood editing tool. I have 5 ‘recipes’ to get you familiar with using curves.
Read MoreI have been exploring ocean abstracts of late. I’m still homing in on the right balance of soft dreaminess yet maintaining good separation of tones to emphasize the different streaks and ribbons in the water.
Read MoreI found more than the ocean abstracts I’d set out for on my latest visit to La Jolla, California.
Read MoreObject selection is a huge deal for landscape photographers. Why? The Subject selection tool often falls short when the entire scene is the subject.
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