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Light Adjustment Layer in Photoshop – Should You Use It?

There's been a good amount of confusion around the Light adjustment layer in Photoshop. If you're an Adobe user for your photography, it can be odd...

An Easier Way to Add the Orton Soft Glow Effect

The soft glow or Orton effect has been a popular one for landscape photographers for years. But it was always a pain to add. You needed layers,...

Your Raw Isn’t Always Raw

This question has come up a lot over time. It can get confusing when working on a raw photo to know that the photo isn't really a raw photo anymore....
5 Tips to Speed Up Lightroom

5 Tips to Speed Up Lightroom

Hey everyone! I hope you're having a great week. This time around, I wanted to share a few tips I have for speeding up Lightroom. I hear a lot of questions on the topic, so I figured I'd give you some best practices to help squeeze as much juice out as you can....

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My Top 5 Landscape Filters in ON1 Effects

My Top 5 Landscape Filters in ON1 Effects

A while back I did a video on my top 5 filters in ON1 Effects for landscape photos. But I realized that over time my taste and workflow have changed, so I thought it was time to revise. As you can imagine, technology changes and new filters are added. But also, trends...

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Luminosity Masking in Color with Photoshop

Luminosity Masking in Color with Photoshop

You've probably heard of Luminosity Masks or even Color Masks in Photoshop before. If you haven't, or you're not sure what they are, here's a quick explanation. A luminosity mask is basically a mask (or selection) of the luminance values in a photo (the brightness)....

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Color Matching in Photoshop Composites

One of the most important parts of making a Photoshop composite look real is matching the color between the composite subject and it's background. In this video, I'll talk about some of the ways to make sure your composites look real through color and tone matching...

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