How to Maximize DYNAMIC RANGE in Post Processing for Photographers

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In landscape photography, we generally seek to achieve the highest dynamic range possible to show off detail in our images' darkest and brightest spots. If you've been editing photos for a long time, I'm sure you know the trick to dropping the highlights and increasing the shadows to give your scene more dynamic range, but this can lead to HDR-like images that just don't look realistic.

Dropping the shadows and increasing the highlights is fine, but I like to bring back the brightest spots in my image with the whites slider, which gives the image a pop. The whites slider controls the white point in an image and should rarely be brought down. Increasing the whites slider can help maintain a bright spot in your image, giving you more dynamic range from the darkest spots to the brightest spots throughout your image.