Harsh light. Blown-out skies. Vast landscapes with no foreground elements. Photographing the rugged terrain of the American Southwest can certainly be challenging. This is a truth that I've come to learn after having lived in southern Utah, and I've since figured out how to approach these challe...

I've been spending a lot of time sharing my excitement over using Lightroom Mobile, whether it's on a smartphone or tablet. In my case, I use Lightroom on my iPhone 15 Pro Max a lot of the time, but the vast majority of my mobile editing is done on my iPad Pro. In fact, the only time I use Lightr...

In photography, the quest to capture "the perfect image" is a never-ending pursuit. One technique that has gained immense popularity among landscape, astral, and travel photographers as they continue this pursuit is High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography. While HDR processing is important, it's als...

Let's discuss the importance of re-editing older photos, highlighting the benefits it offers photographers seeking to refine their craft. As landscape and travel photographers, our creative journey is a never-ending process to capture the essence of a location or a moment and convey it through ou...

If you're reading this post or have watched any of my videos, you likely enjoy photo editing and want to improve the look of your wildlife, landscape, and travel photos. I cover many of the photo editing tips, tools, and techniques I use to edit my photos, and one tool you've probably seen me use...

If you're like me, a specific image appears in your mind when you think about pano—or panoramic—photos, right? I envision an extra-wide photo of an expansive landscape that can't be composed in a single image. Typically, panos have very wide aspect ratios and cover a lot of ground. Getting c...