Create a Neon Red & Blue Look in Lightroom
Create a Neon Red & Blue Look in Lightroom

Cityscapes at night can be a breathtaking experience, and they're perfect for bold editing styles like this one. In this Lightroom tutorial, you'll learn how to create fiery red city lights and a contrasting blue tone. You'll start by creating a two-color red and blue look. Then, you'll learn how to make colors pop with the Colorboost profiles. And for the final step, you'll learn how to use to tone down the sky.

Create an Orange Blue Travel Influencer Look in Lightroom
Create an Orange Blue Travel Influencer Look in Lightroom

In this Lightroom tutorial, you'll learn how to create the travel influencer look in Lightroom. You'll start by altering colors to create more tropical skies. Then you'll alter colors to give green foliage the orange look. Finally, you'll learn how to increase shadow contrast and detail to make your travel photos stand out from others […]

How to Use LUTs in Lightroom
How to Use LUTs in Lightroom

Are you looking for a way to use LUTs in Lightroom? If so, then you may want to try creating Lightroom profiles. It is the only way to use LUTs in Lightroom. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to convert your LUTs into profiles that you can use in Lightroom.

How to Create a Teal and Orange Look in Lightroom
How to Create a Teal and Orange Look in Lightroom

The teal and orange look has been popularized by influencers like Sam Kolder. It's also seen in movies like Transformers 2 and Train to Busan. In this Lightroom tutorial, you'll learn how to shift colors and recreate the teal and orange look.

How to Transform Colors in an Autumn Photo
How to Transform Colors in an Autumn Photo

Autumn photos usually come out dull straight from your camera. In this Lightroom tutorial, you'll learn how to shift autumn foliage using a tool that makes editing colors easier. I'll also give you a few tricks to achieving the maximum color intensity for your autumn photos.

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