Can’t get out with your camera? That’s a great time to browse your backlog of images. You might be surprised what treasures you find.

Landscape photos are characterized by high dynamic range scenes and it means balancing the exposure in post-processing. Try using a curves adjustment for this.

Creating an impressionist look using the filters in ON1 Effects is easy and fun. Use these 3 filters to build your look.

Landscape photographers love wide angle lenses - I’m no exception! Yet there are many strong photos to be found at longer focal lengths.

Landscape photographers often have to deal with unattractive or distracting halos. You can easily correct them in Lightroom.

Yes! You can create a composite image using handheld photos. All you need layering software with an auto-align feature.

Embrace overcast skies and lean into the blue/gray tones they create. A pale blue look yields a calm, inviting look for your images.

There are 3 sliders I always use with my black and white photography.

A half-vignette is a powerful finishing touch for landscape photos. And they are very easy to create.

Are you using the global filter mask in ON1 Effects? I’ll explain why should know about this control and when best to use it.

Got a color cast that is red/cyan, green/magenta, or blue/yellow? Reach for a curves adjustment to correct it. It’s fast and you have loads of control.

Did you know you can change the order of your masking tools in the Lightroom masks panel? You can! And it’s very useful.