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,...

Sunrise and sunset photos are especially popular with photographers, capturing both the natural beauty and vivid colors over a scene as the sun makes its first or final showing of the day. Due to the unique composition of these scenes, it's important to understand what optimal camera settings, pl...

At face value, it’s not hard to understand why I'd say that I absolutely love photographing waterfalls. After all, waterfalls can be gigantic and convey a sense of relentless power. They’re truly something to experience in person, and they make for some of the most interesting photography subject...

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...