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It's that time of the year again…. Time to go through more photos than you had realized were captured, and narrow down to the best ones for submissions/editing.  Anytime a submission calls for JPEG's, I like to go through and do quick edits on every image.  This is a task that can be extremely daunting, but with lightroom has become a quick and easy process. After having spent so much...

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One of the most common mistakes that photographers make is over-editing photos.  I've seen great images taken, and then edited into oblivion with the photographer thinking they are actually making it better.  So how do you avoid doing this if you don't even know you are doing it?  Find a happy medium and use layers to make this work. I realized the other day while I was editing that I had developed...

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The Adobe lightroom basic adjustments panel is very powerful and allows you to apply quick and easy adjustments to make any image look way better.  To start, head into the develop module.  Click the tab up top (or press D) to enter. If you are not familiar with the different modules you can check out our "Adobe LIGHTROOM Introduction" article. All the tabs for different adjustments are on the right...

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In our opinion Adobe Lightroom is THE best way to manage your photo workflow. Here's an introduction to get you familiar with the program.

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The shadow/highlights tool is a great go-to weapon for editing almost any image. Learn how to use it!

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