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- 8Casting call: natural presence required 🦊. Captured by @Alan Poelman . #MadeWithLightroom "My primary subject(s) as a photographer are both landscapes and wildlife - they tend to compliment one another. In my journey for landscape photos I often cross paths with many of the local animals in the region. Ever since I started, I've been using both Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop in combination. Editing has been a huge part of creating an image, and having such a large catalog of images, Lightroom has been a great tool for organizing and compiling my photos. Lightroom's features have been more robust in the decade since I've started, and now I rely on it a lot for selective masks, gradients and denoise. The new denoise tool is amazing and beats any other product out there by a large margin, which is essential for wildlife images. I feel confident shooting at any ISO range now."
- Snap, Edit, Post. Capture lasting holiday memories on the fly with Lightroom on Mobile.
- 9Witchcraft, but horsepower 🐎. By Mohammed Habib (mohammed_habib on Instagram). #MadeWithLightroom "My inspiration came from the natural harmony between the power of the horse and the calm of the sea the dialogue between deep blues and warm earthy browns. I aimed to capture a moment of freedom and raw energy, where movement and nature feel perfectly aligned. Lightroom gave me precise control over color balance and tonal depth, allowing me to refine highlights and shadows while preserving the authenticity of the scene."
- 4A quiet moment on the dunes of the Sahara, captured by @Long-Nong Huang on Instagram) 🐫. #MadeWithLightroom “I had the incredible opportunity to go on a desert trek in Morocco with nomads in February, walking for five days through the Sahara. We came across this large dune, which created a beautiful and minimalistic backdrop. With my editing, I aimed to highlight the simplicity of the scene and create a soft, reduced look that draws the viewer’s attention to the main subject. I reduced clarity and dehaze in most parts of the image to achieve a dreamy and gentle atmosphere, while increasing clarity and contrast on the nomads to make them stand out. The sky was quite bright, so I brought back some details, which helped to create a complementary color palette with the subtle blues of the sky and the nomads’ clothing, contrasting with the warm orange brown tones of the sand and camels. Finally, I added a small mask in the top left to enhance the soft light and make it more perceptible to the viewer."
- A glimpse into the winter workflow of Faith Connally (thesunalsoreads on Instagram): Presets + Generative Remove + Scene Enhance = Magic ❄️. #MadeWithLightroom
- 6The wild speaks. @Sjoerd Bracké listens. Lightroom translates. #MadeWithLightroom
- Remove the mess, denoise the drama, mask the chaos with Zac Watson and Lightroom. #MadeWithLightroom
- 2Glaciers, volcanoes, and other reminders that we’re tiny from travel photographer Sjoerd Bracké (sjoerdbracke on Instagram) 🌋. #MadeWithLightroom "My inspiration always comes from being out in the world and letting landscapes speak for themselves. I’m drawn to places where nature still feels raw and untamed. Whether it’s a glacier in Alaska, gorillas in Uganda, an erupting volcano in Iceland or the views around Everest. I try to capture that exact feeling of being there. For me it’s never just about the view. It’s about the emotion behind the moment and the sense of scale that these landscapes and travel give you. In my workflow I try to stay as close as possible to the atmosphere I experienced on location. I edit everything in Lightroom and rely heavily on tools like Masking, Color Grading and the new AI-powered selections to shape the light exactly how I want it. I use local adjustments to guide the eye, deepen contrast in textures and keep the colors natural but expressive. My goal is always the same. To create images that feel immersive and honest, almost like you’re standing right there with me.”
- 7Photographer Freddie roach (freddieroach._ on Instagram) proves that the best stories happen when nothing “big” is happening. #MadeWithLightroom "I document the beauty of everyday life, the authentic essence of cities and the individuals who sustain them. In a world full of over stimulation and chaos, singular moments of calm are deeply sought after. Often go unnoticed or forgotten, they make up most of our lives. Lightroom helps me bring the moment to life without losing the real world detail. I lean into the Tone Curve tool heavily to create the look I want without pushing things too far. Lightroom allows me to freeze those moments of calm forever, looking exactly how I’d like it.”
- 6UK photographer @Daryl Walker lets the scenery do the talking — we’re just here to look. #MadeWithLightroom "Throughout my journey I've been inspired by the many landscapes and curious encounters along the way. My work often involves striking contrast whether it's through bright and bold colours or the landscape itself. To bring out the magic in my images, I'll often use masking in Lightroom Classic to dodge and burn areas, helping take the viewer on a visual journey making sure my subject pops."
- This is a sign. Enhance your favorite memories with Lightroom’s easy mobile editing tools.
- Give your grid that golden hour glow with professional photo editing made simple with Lightroom on Mobile.
- 6Lisbon photographer Pedro Diniz (pedromouradiniz on Instagram) turns everyday moments into quiet, cinematic scenes that feel suspended in time. #MadeWithLightroom "Editing is the final touch and a crucial part of achieving the results I want. I like having full control over my photos, especially when it comes to reaching the tones I imagine and balancing highlights, shadows, and mid-tones until everything feels cohesive. This process allows me to create the exact look I have in mind and maintain a coherent style from photo to photo."
- 5The spoonbill is serving. Photographer Marcos A. Rodriguez (@wild.tigre on Instagram) is plating 🎀. #MadeWithLightroom "When I’m out in the field, my eye is instinctively drawn to movement. The roseate spoonbill, with its graceful demeanor and brilliant pink plumage, has always captivated me. They inspire a sense of grandeur — a regal presence. In Lightroom, I use a combination of local and global color adjustments to sculpt that vision. Masks allow me to selectively enhance the vivid pinks and soft reflections of the bird while shaping the surrounding environment to feel luminous and ethereal. Through these techniques, I create scenes that feel like a stage performance — where light, color, and form come together to celebrate the splendor of these extraordinary birds."
- 4For those who romanticize overcast days, photographer Mandy Rosenfeld (rosenfeld.mandy on Instagram) just dropped your new screensaver ☁️. #MadeWithLightroom "My work comes from a desire to capture moods and moments that often pass by unnoticed. I work intuitively, guided by light, color, and atmosphere, always searching for an honest and immediate form of expression. It’s less about perfection and more about creating something that feels real a sense of calm, tension, or a fleeting moment of connection."
- 🍂 Watch @thesunalsoreads turn Vermont’s colors into pure gold using Lightroom's Presets, Generative Remove, and Scene Enhance features. #MadeWithLightroom
- 5🏀 Lines, light, and hang time – by Edouard Salmon (skystudiofr on Instgaram). #MadeWithLightroom
- 7🌲 The calm before the scroll — by Heli Anttiroiko (heliuuu on Instagram). #MadeWithLightroom "As a highly visual person, I pay close attention to my surroundings and the details within them. Through my photographs, I want to show others how I personally experience the world. My favorite part of the creative process is editing — it’s where I project my own visual personality and emotion onto the image. The small adjustments can completely change what I want the picture to express."
- Deliver flawless final images faster than ever with new features like Assisted Culling, Dust & Blemish Removal, Leica Tethering Support, and so much more. All just dropped at MAX! *Blemish Removal available in Lightroom on the web and Lightroom on mobile. *Leica Tethering support available on Lightroom Classic. *Assisted Culling available in Early Access to all Lr subscribers.
- For all the things you wish weren’t there…you can now automatically detect and remove sensor and lens dust spots with one click! Available in Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.
- Identify your best shots faster than ever. Assisted Culling lets you quickly sort through thousands of photos. Just dropped at MAX. Now in Lightroom and Lightroom Classic.* *Available in Early Access to all Lr subscribers
- 6🍁 Echoes of calm, captured by Cansu Kuşcu (explorewithcansu on Instagram). #MadeWithLightroom "Chasing light and color while exploring new places is what first drew me into photography; my inspiration often comes from change – of light, of spaces, and of seasons. I’m fascinated by how everything transforms with light. Lightroom has been my biggest companion throughout this journey. Especially with architectural shots, the geometry tool is my best friend. Color grading and masking bring my photos to life and define my visual style. Lastly, the generative AI tool has been a real game changer!“
- 5🔴 A study in serving by Denver photographer Chris Highsmith (@junejissle). #MadeWithLightroom "I’ve always been drawn to capturing movement and emotion. One of my favorite ways to photograph people is with wide lenses, which let me play with dramatic poses, bold angles, and natural light that wraps beautifully around the body. Other times, I’ll switch to a tighter focal length and move in close, giving space for genuine expression to unfold an unguarded smile, a burst of laughter, moments that feel completely real. I’m also fascinated by shadow play. Shadows can transform a simple scene into something cinematic, adding mystery, contrast, or focus. They can tell a story all on their own, or draw your eye to one powerful detail within the frame."
- 7👁️ Resting bird faces and more from Magnus Berggren (mankeyfoto on Instagram). "I always aim to capture the image with the right lighting from the start—having a well-composed photograph is essential. When it comes to editing, I rely on a set of custom Lightroom presets I've developed over time. These serve as a foundation for my workflow. I tend to favor darker, cooler tones, which I believe help reveal the soul of the animal and evoke a deeper emotional connection."
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