The rolling hills of Zabriskie Point offer a unique combination of colors, shapes, and textures.

No trip to Bryce Canyon is complete without a photo of Thor’s Hammer.

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.

Winter snows close the access road to Paria View in Bryce Canyon National Park. Don’t let the short hike deter you from taking in this wonderful view at sunset.

Give me 3 minutes and I’ll improve your ON1 Sky Swap AI results for silhouetted subjects like trees.

ON1 Photo RAW 2023.1 added a new Sky Swap AI model. I’ll show an example where the new model is better and when you may want to choose it instead.

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.

In my Live Edit videos, I process an image I’ve never worked on from start to finish, sharing my thought process and reasons behind choices along the way.

In prep for my Death Valley workshop later this month, I made another scouting trip to the park. Join me for a sunrise visit to Dantes View on this edition of In The Field.

The Exclusion blending mode is a challenging one to explain without diving into math. And I won’t do that. Instead, I’ll show you how to use it for color grading.

Difference, as its name suggests, measures differences between two layers. I use this blending mode when I need to manually align layers.