Not every photo can be salvaged by editing. Save yourself headaches and recognize when a photo isn't going to work... and move on to one that will.
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In landscape photography, the use of contrast is a powerful tool to enhance visual interest and convey a sense of depth. There are 3 essential types of contrast you need to consider for creating visually striking landscape photos.
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Can’t get out with your camera? That’s a great time to browse your backlog of images. You might be surprised what treasures you find.
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Landscape photos are characterized by high dynamic range scenes and it means balancing the exposure in post-processing. Try using a curves adjustment for this.
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Landscape photographers love wide angle lenses - I’m no exception! Yet there are many strong photos to be found at longer focal lengths.
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Yes! You can create a composite image using handheld photos. All you need layering software with an auto-align feature.
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Embrace overcast skies and lean into the blue/gray tones they create. A pale blue look yields a calm, inviting look for your images.
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A half-vignette is a powerful finishing touch for landscape photos. And they are very easy to create.
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Got a color cast that is red/cyan, green/magenta, or blue/yellow? Reach for a curves adjustment to correct it. It’s fast and you have loads of control.
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Available in many photo editing programs, crop overlays help you improve the composition of your photo. I have a few favorites.
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A Curve tool is a tried and true editing tool for a reason - you can control tonal adjustments very precisely. The trick? Using the eyedropper to set points on the curve.
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Nature is glorious, beautiful, wondrous… and sometimes a bit messy. Retouch with purpose and improve the story in your photo.
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