Learn how to create better color in Luminar Neo by using fewer color tools, applying masks strategically, and avoiding oversaturated edits.

Fixing dark photos in Luminar Neo is easy. In this blog I share the tools and thought process behind how I approach this task.

When people ask what kind of photographer I am, I usually say "travel photographer." It's an easy answer - but not a very complete one. I photograph whatever catches my attention while exploring a place. Recently I've been wondering if there's a better way to describe what I do - or if I even need a label at all.

There are a lot of masking tools in Luminar Neo, and figuring out which ones to use can be confusing. In this article, I’m sharing the tools I return to again and again, along with some tips for making them work better in your own edits.

Perfect sunset edits in Luminar Neo are achievable. Check out this detailed tutorial and companion video, showing you how I dial in these results each time.

Starting an edit properly is very important, but finishing it without overdoing it is as well. In this article and video, I share my favorite new tip for making sure my edit ends well.

Struggling to improve your photography? Discover how “stealing like an artist” can help you learn composition, light, and editing faster - and build a style of your own.

Why I’m choosing to slow down, create less, and focus on making better, more meaningful work

Some thoughts about taking photos vs making photos.

Early in my photography journey I measured success by how many photos I captured. Over time I’ve learned that the real goal isn’t volume—it’s depth, intention, and creating images that actually mean something.

A photograph doesn’t need to say a lot - but it should say something. Here’s why asking what your image is communicating can change the way you create.

You don’t need hours to become a better photo editor - just focus. This article explores how consistent 15-minute editing sessions can improve your photography skills over time.

Street photography is one of those genres that feels hard to define, at least to me. In this article, I delve into it and share my thoughts on how I define it, and share some example photos as well.

Better photography doesn’t require bigger goals - just more intention. Here are a few ideas I’m focusing on in 2026 to make more meaningful images.

2025 was a busy and exciting year for my photography business. In this post, I’m sharing a transparent look at what worked, what didn’t, and where I’m focusing in 2026. From YouTube and blogging to newsletters, social media, digital products, and webinars, here’s a breakdown of my results, lessons learned, and plans for the year ahead.

I was quite surprised to find out my most viewed video in 2025 was actually about Lightroom, and not Luminar. You can never predict what is going to happen.

A list of my favorite AI-powered tools in Luminar Neo - check it out!

Dive in, check out these amazing landscape photographers, and get inspired!

Do you use Flickr? In this post I’m sharing my stats from 2025 - what they call MyFlickrYear - as well as some thoughts about the site.

I’ve long been a fan of shooting landscapes with a wide angle lens, but on my recent trip to Colorado I tried something very different - and it totally changed my thinking on what I bring on a landscape trip now.