In Adobe Lightroom and Camera Raw, there’s a useful but underrated tool called Dehaze. As its name suggests, Dehaze is meant to remove haze from your photographs. Personally, I like to use this tool for something completely different. Watch the video below to learn more! If you have any trouble watching the video above, you can also watch it here .   What is the Difference Between Clarity, Texture, and Dehaze?  The Clarity, Texture, and Dehaze sliders are all in the same section, which can...

Color theory is a very important part of photography because it can help you tell a deeper story about your subject and create eye-catching photos. Once you master the art of colors, you’ll have even more creative tools at your disposal. To learn more, watch the video below: If you have any trouble watching the video above, you can also watch it here .  What is Color Theory? Color theory often starts with the color wheel, a circular diagram of hues that shows how colors relate. Traditionally,...

One of the most effective ways to create the illusion of depth in your photographs is to use shapes and visual elements that “lead” the viewer’s eye into the composition. Leading elements can be just about anything, including lines, curves, or a progression of visual elements that encourage the eye to travel deeper into the scene. In this article and accompanying video, I'll focus on the most simple of these, showing you how to use leading lines to create compelling photo compositions. If you...