The Grid: Photography Podcast

It’s all about what’s new from Adobe on this episode of The Grid, with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna, joined by Terry White for a look at some of the latest features coming to Lightroom and Photoshop. Terry demonstrates the new Relight Layer in Photoshop Beta, then jumps into Lightroom to show Prompt to Edit, including an impressive restoration and colorization of an old family photo. He also shows Open Eyes, which uses reference photos from your own library to fix a blinked shot, and Animate, which turns a still photo into a short video. Terry also breaks down which features are available in Lightroom Desktop, Lightroom Classic, and Lightroom mobile, talks about generative credits and current limitations, and shares a look at what photographers can expect as Adobe MAX approaches. This Week's Sponsors:  ON1 |  Platypod | KelbyOne

It’s another Blind Photo Critique episode of The Grid, with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna reviewing everything from landscapes, astrophotography, and portraits to wildlife, travel, street photography, and more. They share practical tips for improving composition, choosing the right time of day to shoot, and using cropping, masking, and gradients to direct the viewer’s eye. Scott also demonstrates several Lightroom and Photoshop techniques, including fixing washed-out images, working with Lightroom’s lesser-known masking tools, creating a golden-hour look with color adjustments, and using Generative Expand to rescue a composition that was shot too tight. One lesson keeps coming up throughout the critiques: know what your subject is, remove what competes with it, and make every part of the frame work toward the image you want to create. This Week's Sponsors:  ON1 |  Platypod | KelbyOne

It’s all about waterfalls and the Worldwide Photo Walk on this episode of The Grid, with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna, joined by waterfall and night photographer Kevin Adams. Kevin shares some of his favorite techniques for photographing waterfalls, from choosing the right shutter speed and using a polarizing filter to working with overcast skies, finding strong foregrounds, and even photographing waterfalls at night. Scott and Erik also share the latest news on the 18th annual Worldwide Photo Walk, happening Saturday, October 3, and how photographers around the world can join a walk, connect with their local photography community, and help support Springs of Hope Kenya. Plus, Scott and Erik welcome new sponsor SnapSign, share the latest Photoshop World news, and catch up on upcoming photography workshops and events. This Week's Sponsors:  ON1 |  Platypod | SnapSign | KelbyOne

It’s a special Photoshop World 2026 edition of The Grid, with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna joined by instructors Lisa Carney, Rob Sylvan, and Karen Hutton for a sneak peek at what they have planned for the conference. Lisa shares how she’s incorporating AI and Adobe Firefly into real-world retouching workflows, Rob tackles Lightroom Classic catalog confusion and shares workflow tips, and Karen explores the creative side of photography and why some images simply make us feel something. Plus, Scott puts Photoshop’s generative AI to the test in a live demo, Erik shares tips for photographing a lunar eclipse, and the crew checks out some brand-new Photoshop features that dropped during the show. And if you haven’t registered for Photoshop World yet, stick around for a special $200 discount available for a limited time. This Week's Sponsors: ON1 |  Platypod | KelbyOne

It’s a special wildlife and landscape edition of Blind Photo Critiques on The Grid, with Scott Kelby and Erik Kuna joined by wildlife and landscape photographer Richard Bernabe. From bald eagles and wolves to waterfalls, autumn scenes, and dramatic landscapes, the trio digs into what makes an image work—and what gets in the way. They tackle everything from light, composition, cropping, and background distractions to wildlife behavior, white balance, shutter speed, and post-processing. Richard also shares some great advice on patience, knowing when to wait for better conditions, and why even creative edits still need to feel grounded in reality. This week's sponsors: ON1 |  Platypod | KelbyOne