As you are working on a photo up close, it can sometimes be useful to see a second copy of the photo zoomed out so that you have a better perspective on your work. For example, while brightening the whites of eyes or teeth in portraits, it is hard to know if you are brightening too [...]
I was flattered when David over at Seven by Five (sevenbyfive.net) asked if I would contribute to his popular blog. We were thrilled when Adobe featured the article on their Facebook page yesterday. If you haven't yet read my 10+ Little Lightroom Tips That Can Make a Big Difference, head on over. Check out more [...]
I was having dinner last week with my good friend Martha, who is a very talented photographer, when she suggested that I do a post on sharpening in Lightroom. Yes, this is what instructors and photographers talk about at dinner, even after the wine is poured! Coincidentally, in the past week, two other readers have also asked [...]
I used the image below in a a post on exposure a few months back. A reader asked me to show how I developed the image, so I have produced a video showing my technique. Click HERE to view it. To develop this image, I use the Basic, Tone Curve and HSL panels, as well as [...]
