Julieanne Kost

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I’m excited to share that I’ll be teaching a one-hour pre-conference session—Creating Surreal Composites—at Photoshop World on Monday, September 8th!

During the break, I had the chance to revisit and edit some of my favorite images from Acadia, Maine, which I’m excited to share with you. You can click the image below to view the body of work.

If you love taking photos with your iPhone, be sure to check out Adobe’s Project Indigo! Developed by Adobe Labs, this free, advanced computational photography app is designed to work seamlessly with Adobe’s photography ecosystem.

Learn how to accentuate or diminish specific color ranges suing the new Variance slider in Point Color in Lightroom Classic.

Discover how easy it is to remove unwanted reflections and distracting people in photos using the new Distraction Removal tools in Lightroom Classic.

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Explore how settings like Effects, Style Reference, and Composition Reference influence the results of an image prompt in Photoshop.

I’ve recently shared two new photography projects captured in the stark and stunning terrain of Death Valley National Park. Both projects embrace the impermanence of the landscape—capturing fleeting shapes and color shifts that echo both the power and delicacy of nature’s design.

In the video below, Julieanne demonstrates ten recent enhancements made to Photoshop including updates to Select Subject & Remove Background, the Gradient tool, Fonts & Type, Generative Fill & Generative Workspace, the Adjustment Brush, Remove tool and more!

In May 2026, I’ll be guest lecturing on two extraordinary back-to-back photography adventures through Namibia with World Photo Adventures, and we’d love for you to join us!

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In the video below, Julieanne demonstrates how to use Lightroom Classic’s new Select Landscape masking tools to automatically select different regions in photographs including sky, mountains, water, architecture, vegetation, natural ground, and artificial ground.

In this video, Julieanne demonstrates how the improved Object Selection tool uses Artificial Intelligence to detect, select, and mask entire people as well as regions such as their hair, facial features, clothing, and more!