Photos for macOS Sierra brought Places back, so you can now see your photos on the map. But what about all those pictures that weren't shot on a smartphone?

There are many folks who are still holding on to Aperture, but would like to use the advanced editing tools in Lightroom. Here's how to do it.

Today on TWiP Apps… RAW capture and editing comes to iOS, with one of the biggest names in epic photography bringing it to you in style. Introducing… RAW by 500px

I just discovered these “Lightroom Coffee Break” videos on Twitter from Adobe. Some great little tips; especially today's tip on Loupe Overlays.

Snapseed for iOS recently added a Face and a Text tool. Let's have a look at them!

If you've been using the Radial and Graduated Filters in Lightroom, you may have been confused by the little center dot (the Edit Pin); getting it to go away or come back when you want it. These tips should help clear things up a bit.

If you're building a book in Lightroom and want to sample a color from a photo in the layout for the background or your type, here's how!

Today on TWiP Apps… the iOS app Priime makes its way to the desktop, adding style to all of your photos. With an Explore view that makes it easy to preview dozens of styles at once, batch processing, and the raw power of the Mac, giving your photos some serious style has never been easier.

Did you know that you can use your beloved Google Nik Collection in Photos? It's true… you only need one 99¢ add-on to do it!

I wouldn't normally push my PhotoJoseph’s Photo Moment videos as a tip but in this one I use Lightroom, the X-Rite Color Checker Passport, and Priime Styles — so it seems appropriate!

Who wants to go to Oaxaca, Mexico with me? I'm hosting a workshop along with my friend Eric Mindling and this thing is gonna be BEAUTIFUL!! Cultural tourism, photography education, and yes, we'll talk about apps, too ;-)