Do you ever look at a photo you edited weeks, days or even hours earlier and wonder, “now what did I do on that photo?” If you want to replicate a look you’ve created but cannot remember the actions you played or the opacities you chose, it can be hard to keep a consistent feel …

In this quick tip tutorial video, I’ll show you how easy it is to stretch a background to change a photo composition or fill in missing areas of a photo. It’s so simple you’ll pinch yourself!

If you love capturing the magic of winter, but don’t love that all the detail of the beautiful snow is nowhere to be found, then watch this quick video where I demonstrate one method to recover the details in blown out backgrounds. Here I use Lightroom to create multiple exposures via a virtual copy, then …

Arden Prucha Photography put together a couple of really nice informative tutorial videos on how to record a master Photoshop action that combines multiple actions and custom adjustment layers. From there, Arden explains how to use that master action to batch edit literally hundreds of images at one time. This is an amazing time saver …

Quick Tip. Often times when we use Photoshop actions or plugins to smooth skin, we end up losing a lot of precious detail—namely, texture and pores. To keep skin from looking eerily plastic and too smooth for comfort, try the following. ETA: For the most part, I use the Flawless Face action as it plays, …