What are the key techniques Scott Kivowitz uses in Lightroom to add dimension to landscape photos?

I focus on a few core techniques in Lightroom to add dimension to landscapes:

• Local adjustments with the Brush – I “sculpt” light by dodging (brightening) areas I want to bring forward and burning (darkening) areas I want to push back. This creates depth and visual flow.
• Subtle contrast and clarity in key areas – usually on the midground and foreground details, not everywhere.
• Guiding the eye – I’ll often darken edges, open up the subject, and add gentle highlights along leading lines.
• Graduated filters – to balance sky and land, so the scene feels layered instead of flat.

Is there a specific kind of landscape (mountains, seascapes, forests) you’d like to apply this to?