I've long been fascinated by Tilt-shift lenses because they offer a unique ability to manipulate perspective and depth of field. These lenses, originally designed for architectural photography to correct perspective distortion, have found a creative niche in many genres, especially landscape phot...

Several weeks ago, I shared this article in which I took a closer look at Lightroom's Sharpening tool, explaining that it is a form of contrast applied to the defined edges within a photo. As part of the tutorial video embedded in the article, I made a point to differentiate Sharpening from Light...

Have you ever considered the terminology we use as photographers? We regularly use so many fun and interesting terms to convey what we're doing. Whether dodging or burning, healing, or color grading, we have a world of techniques at our disposal. Also, several tools share the same name between ap...

There are plenty of things that you can do to improve the quality of your landscape photos, with consistent practice being at the top of the list. Many articles and videos also contain all sorts of other things to do, whether you're behind the camera or in front of the computer. In fact, I cover ...

No matter how big our camera sensors get, photographers will always have a need for upscaling. And while it may not be something that we have to use often, it's helpful to have the best tool(s) at your disposal to get an optimal output. With that said, before I share three reasons why you'd want ...

There's no denying that the iPhone camera system is impressive, right? And I don't mean that it's impressive for a smartphone or anything like that. In my book, the iPhone 15 Pro Max, the device I currently own, has enough photography chops that allow me to get some especially strong photos. But,...