Articles by Jason Bradley
iPhone XS Max For Nature Photography
Just how good is the camera in the iPhone XS Max for nature photography?
Keeping Your Photos Safe, Part 1: Don’t Touch Anything!
In this first part of a four-part series, we take an assessment of the basic threats to our photo archives and ways to mitigate those potential problems.
Lightroom CC Vs. Lightroom Classic CC
Adobe’s latest announcements for Lightroom introduce two new versions, and include the death of the perpetual license.
Tripods Are For Closers
The foundation of a truly successful photograph is rooted in vision — equipment is almost incidental
Beautiful Oddities Of Joshua Tree
Exploring the otherworldly landscapes of Joshua Tree National Park.
Shark Week: The Big Toothy Scary Stealthy Apex Predator
Shark Week is a time when people are tuned into sharks. Whether we fear them or are in awe of them, sharks play a vital part in the health of our oceans.
Using Guided Upright In Lightroom’s Transform Panel
Guided Upright is part of the all-new Transform Panel in Lightroom that makes it easier to apply perspective corrections to your photographs.
RAW Photo Workflow In Lightroom, Part Four: Finely-Tuned Details
Creating finely tuned details.
RAW Photo Workflow In Lightroom, Part Three: Developing Your Workflow
Developing your creative workflow.
A Whole New View For The Lightroom Develop Module
The last blog post I wrote about Lightroom was titled “One More Reason To Use Adobe’s Creative Cloud.” And one…
RAW Photo Workflow In Lightroom, Part Two: Creating Consistent Styles
How to create consistent styles for groups of images.
One More Reason To Use Adobe Creative Cloud
Should you use Adobe Creative Cloud? As a teacher of Adobe’s Lightroom program and digital workflow, I get to hear…
RAW Photo Workflow In Lightroom, Part One: Creative Expression
Creative expression in the age of Photoshop.
