A lot of the magic in how I shoot and my visual identity is rooted in how I edit my photos.
Adding presets is an incredible tool to just help you build the starting point and the building blocks for a great photo shoot.
See how Alex Lau frames his shots and then transforms them with Recommended Presets in this quick Adobe Photoshop Lightroom tutorial.
A lot of the magic in how I shoot and my visual identity is rooted in how I edit my photos.
Adding presets is an incredible tool to just help you build the starting point and the building blocks for a great photo shoot.
Select the Crop and Rotate panel and choose an Aspect Ratio. Drag within the preview to position the crop to feature the most interesting part of the photo. Press Enter or Return when you’re done.

Click the Presets icon and select the Recommended tab to have our AI search through thousands of presets.
Select a subcategory to narrow the search and scroll over the previews to find the right one for your photo. Use the Amount slider to adjust the intensity of the edit.

Select the Healing panel and brush over any crumbs, cracks, or other distractions with the Content-Aware Remove tool. Adjust the brush size as needed.

Have fun experimenting with a variety of presets and notice the difference a few simple adjustments can make.

