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Daniel Kordan shows us how to use Luminar's Orton Effect filter to add dreaminess to your landscape images.

My photographic journey has begun almost 20 years ago. I first got interested in photography around year 1999 when I scrapped my savings to get my first digital camera, Olympus 3040z. A feeling of being able to capture everything on camera instantly felt completely magical. Since that moment I fell in love with photography completely and irreversibly. Next, I have spent over 12 years building and growing 500px.

Whenever I ask photographers about their post-processing workflow, the signals that I get back revolve around a few basic concepts.

Balancing the demands of running a business and raising a family can be burdensome. And if the demands of your job entail traveling often, then that balance becomes even harder.

When Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone, he sparked a digital revolution.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere. It’s already changing the way we interact with the world. It’s changing the way we travel, the way we talk — but it’s also changing the way we capture moments in time.

Skylum Software doubles down on Artificial Intelligence by creating new Skylum AI Lab and joining forces with leading AI-based image editor, Photolemur

A moving subject can be problematic for an HDR Photographer. Objects that are moving can create HDR ghosts. Luckily, we know how to fix that with Aurora HDR.

While most photographers heavily rely on AWB (Auto White Balance) there's something to be said for taking the time to getting it right. After all, every color in your photo is affected by the White Balance setting. That's because your camera uses it as the reference point...