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32 Shooting & Planning Tips To Instantly Improve Your Landscape Photos I absolutely love landscape photography. I’m never more comfortable than when I’m surrounded by nature’s beauty with my camera. Over the years I’ve made a lot of errors, many of which I’ve learned from, and have hopefully improved my whole landscape shooting experience. Being […]
Recover Under Exposed Image – Landscape Photography RAW Editing Tutorial Andrei Oprinca, takes us through the Lightroom workflow he uses to rescue an under exposed landscape image. What he comes out with is a balanced image with no under exposed or over exposed areas. This video is mainly for beginners to lightroom. And, as always, […]
How to Edit the Milky Way in Photoshop Michael Woloszynowicz, apart from being an all-round-nice guy, is known for his beautifully frank portrait work. However, his skills are not limited to portraits. He has some beautiful cityscapes and landscapes too. In this video, Michael shows us some of the steps he uses to create a […]
Perspective & Panoramic Blending for Landscape Photography Dave Morrow has created a great video tutorial for us this week on perspective and panorama blending for landscapes. A combination of shooting and post-processing techniques, there are a few things photographers of any level can pick up here. I particularly love his use of the Clone Stamp […]
This is a very cool, although slightly time-consuming method for controlling noise in your astro-photos. I use luminosity masks and Topaz DeNoise to reduce noise cleanly, but this seems to do an excellent job too. It involves stacking multiple images and using the Median function. Thank you to Ian Norman for the tutorial.
In this week’s Youtube video collection we bring you three videos which will help you shoot and process better landscape photos. The first two videos have some great information for shooting in the field. While the second video, from Aaron Nace at Phlearn, looks at colour correction and contrast adjustments, which are great for cutting […]
