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How to change the background color of a picture? This task is much easier than it may seem at first glance. This article is about using Luminar Neo’s Color tool and masking to quickly change the background color of a photo.

Have you ever seen a beautiful photograph of a landscape and wondered how the photographer managed to capture such an amazing sky? Tired of the sky not appearing rich and colorful enough in all your photos? A basic knowledge of layers and a few more effects can help you create dramatic images with expressive skies.

Greetings, dear readers! If you're reading this, chances are you've only just begun to learn the secrets of studio lighting.

Looking for the best open-source photo editor? We've compiled a list of the top open-source image editors, which help you take your photo editing skills to the next level.

For a photographer, inspiration is very important. Without it, the work will not be enjoyable and may not be as effective as any other work that requires creativity.

In our review, we'll discuss the tools and standout features of Krita and GIMP, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. Get ready!If you're seeking a quick answer to which one is the better alternative, well, they are good in different ways. GIMP boasts a broader range of features, while Krita's, though fewer, are more polished. Krita excels in illustration projects, whereas GIMP is the go-to for image editing. But that's not all! Stay with us to learn more.In our review, we'll discuss the features and standout features of the two editors more closely. We will describe their advantages and disadvantages. So, GIMP vs. Krita. The battle begins!

Let's imagine that you came to a hotel in another city or decided to stay in yours. You have already done everything you went there for, and you have plenty of time to spare. What should you do? Of course, make a hotel room photoshoot!

What is the best wedding photography software in 2023? Overview of professional photo editing services.

What about iPhoto Alternatives? Bryan Wolfe shares his thoughts on what iPhoto users should do before Photos comes to replace it.