Last week brought a series of updates across the Lightroom ecosystem, including Lightroom Desktop, Lightroom Mobile, Lightroom Classic, and Adobe Camera Raw. In previous posts, I covered what’s new in Lightroom Desktop 8.3 and Lightroom Mobile 10.3. In this article, we'll take a closer look at wh...

If you’re a Lightroom user who likes to stay on top of the latest features, the newly updated Lightroom Desktop v8.3 has several changes worth exploring—especially if you’re a landscape photographer or someone who shares albums with friends and family. This post breaks down the most impactful new...

When it comes to editing landscape photos, most of us fall into familiar habits. We’ve got our go-to steps, our favorite sliders, and a general look we like to achieve. There’s nothing wrong with that—consistency is important. But Lightroom has a deep set of tools, especially for working with col...

If you use Adobe Lightroom across multiple devices, chances are you're already familiar with the convenience of having your full photo library synced to the cloud. You can access and edit your images from just about anywhere, whether you’re on a desktop, a tablet, or your phone. But beyond syncin...

We've been having some stunning weather here in South Florida, and I recently took advantage of it with a trip to a local wetland preserve for some bird photography. As I was leaving for the day, I came across a particularly pretty scene: ibises and wood storks flying and landing on tree branches...

Photography is an evolving journey, and with new tools and techniques, it’s easy to find yourself needing to adapt. For me, moving to Florida two and a half years ago shifted my focus from landscapes to bird photography. This genre demands fast and efficient workflows, especially with the high-pe...