This week on The Grid, Scott Kelby takes a fresh batch of viewer-submitted photos and walks through exactly how he’d edit each one using Lightroom, Camera Raw, and Photoshop. Rather than relying on one-click fixes, he explains the thought process behind every adjustment—from deciding where to crop to knowing which edits will have the biggest impact.
The images span a variety of genres, including sports, landscapes, architecture, wildlife, and travel photography, giving Scott the opportunity to demonstrate techniques that apply to almost any workflow.
Some of the highlights include using Adaptive Color to quickly improve an image, refining white balance, correcting perspective, sharpening selectively, masking specific areas, and deciding when it’s worth creating the look of a shallow depth of field. Scott also shares practical advice on when AI-powered tools can save time—and when a more traditional approach still produces the best result.
If you’re looking to become faster and more confident in Lightroom, this episode is full of practical editing techniques you can start using today. Watch the replay below.
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