There is a simple trick to getting more depth from your landscape photos - view the image in black and white, and then start your basic edits.
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Dodging and burning is a classic, tried and true editing technique. And you can do it FAST in Lightroom.
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Photography is ultimately about the photos. The software used to make them are our tools. I am often what photo software I use. To answer that… I need to give you a brief history of my photo software journey.
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Join me for the final segment of The Do-Over Project. What could older photos be if re-processed today? The tools are newer, and I’m a more seasoned photographer. Watch and see.
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What could older photos be if re-processed today? The tools are newer, and I’m a more seasoned photographer. That’s what The Do-Over Project is all about.
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Sisters Rock, Oregon is the subject for this segment of The Do-Over Project. What could older photos be if re-processed today? Both with newer tools and as a more seasoned photographer and visual storyteller? That’s what The Do-Over Project is all about.
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What would my older photos look like if re-processed with fresh eyes? With newer tools? As a more seasoned photographer and visual storyteller? That’s what The Do-Over Project is all about.
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I’m a visual person (most photographers are!) and when I use the Color Grading tool in Lightroom, I crank the Saturation to 100 to start. It’s not as crazy as it sounds.
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Lightroom has the HSL panel and has color range masks. When should you use HSL and when do you reach for a color range mask?
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Adjust color like a pro in Lightroom. Use Color Range masks and have complete control over hue, saturation, and luminance. Adjust only the colors you want where you want.
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Adobe finally added Curves to the set of adjustments available with masks. And it’s great. I’ll show you a magic recipe to add a finishing pop to your photos - with a single click.
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As powerful as AI masking tools are, you the photographer still need to bring your smarts to your editing to shape light and depth in a natural way.
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