Tutorials
Lightroom's secret sky masking trick
Simple solutions to create better, more accurate sky masks, plus other helpful masking tips
Todd Dominey
Landscape photographer, designer and dad.
Product Reviews
New Lighting and Color tools in Photo AI 2
New tools and improvements to Topaz Labs' desktop photo enhancement software for macOS and Windows
Tutorials
Using Clarity to edit landscape images in Adobe Lightroom
Clarity can make a big difference when editing raw images, but only if you know how it works and when to use it. Here's what you need to know.
Tutorials
This photo editor is blowing my mind
My experience testing out Luminar Neo from Skylum Software
Product Reviews
Ulanzi Zero Y tripod review: small, light, but fiddly
Tired of carrying large, heavy tripods? The Zero Y carbon fiber travel tripod from Ulanzi may be just what you're looking for.
Tutorials
10 essential color editing techniques in Lightroom
Tools and tips to get the best possible color out of your digital raw files in Adobe Lightroom, Lightroom Classic and Camera Raw
Landscape photography
Getting acquainted with the Fujifilm GFX 100s
First impressions of Fuji's super high megapixel digital medium format camera, what led me to buy one, and how it compares to what I've been using
Landscape photography
Seeing the 70mm IMAX film print of Oppenheimer — worth it?
My experience viewing the 70mm IMAX film print of Oppenheimer
Product Reviews
Sirui Saturn 35mm 1.6x Full Frame Anamorphic Lens (RF mount)
How to get the ultra-wide, big screen Hollywood movie look without breaking your wallet
Landscape photography
The photo that changed my life
A trip back to the 1980s, shopping for posters with my mom at a local print shop
Product Reviews
Shimoda Action X vs PolarPro Boreal: Which outdoor camera backpack is best for you?
Comparing similar outdoor camera backpacks designed for wildlife, landscape, and adventure photography
Landscape photography
When imperfect is better than perfect in landscape photography
Thoughts about the qualitative difference between perfect and imperfect, and why the latter may be preferable in our future AI driven world