Jason Bradley

The practice of printing your work is more than gratifying in itself—it will help you develop your vision as a photographer.

  If you’ve been following my work for a while, you might know me as an underwater and ocean dude…

Using Lightroom Classic’s tools to share curated groups of images through slideshows, PDFs and books.

How to automate watermarking and output settings using custom presets in Lightroom Classic’s Export dialogue.

An in-depth tour of Lightroom’s Export dialogue and the options you’ll encounter there.

An overview of key export choices, including file formats, resolution settings and color spaces.

It’s not just marketing hype—this new format available in the latest iPhones is a step into the future of photography.

Here’s how to make perfect exposures and develop them in Lightroom.

Lightroom’s Smart Collections are a powerful tool to gather images based on their stage of development, file type, custom keywords and more.

Beyond keywording and subject categorization, your opinion of each image, as well as its intended end use, can be addressed in your organization workflow.

In part two of a four-part series on organizing your photo library, we talk about the importance of using keywords to find photos instantly.

Use these tips to tame your photo library.

Explore the Profile Browser in Lightroom Classic CC and take a playful approach to black-and-white workflow.

Just how good is the camera in the iPhone XS Max for nature photography?

Understanding the difference between Lightroom’s Vibrance and Saturation sliders can dramatically improve your results when processing fall color photos.

Home to an awesome array of wildlife both above and below the sea, the Inside Passage stretching from Washington state to Alaska is a prime destination for photographers.

Essential steps to take for a cohesive backup strategy that ensures the longevity of your photo library

Protecting your photo library involves more than just file redundancy—it starts at import and continues throughout the organization and processing.

In part two of this four-part series, we take an overview of the hardware options for creating redundant backups.

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.