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When it comes to photographing the moon, many people struggle with capturing it in its full glory. Whether its lack of detail or it comes out too dark, the moon
I have seven simple tips when editing dark tones in Lightroom. Check out the video below to get started, and don’t forget to check out part one and two of
The key to a great portrait session rests on the proof that the subject sees after it’s over. The way the proofs from the portrait session look will directly affect
This is a continuation from part one, so be sure to read that first! In part one we covered pre-photoshoot planning, basic exposure adjustments, and the temperature adjustment panel! 4.
Curious on how to add dark tones to your image? In this post, I’m going to show you how to edit dark tones in Lightroom Classic. This is part one,
When I want to edit my photos for warm tones in Lightroom, I break it down into five simple steps: Basic exposure adjustments Temperature adjustments Tone curve adjustments Color adjustments
Creating that soft dreamy almost hazy and ethereal look in Lightroom Classic and Luminar 4 isn’t as difficult as you might think. Sure, it is always best to capture in-camera,
We can’t get out and photograph as easily as we used to. So what are we to do? Serge Ramelli takes us through a fun exercise of retouching some of
In my second part about how to achieve gold tones in Lightroom, I dive into the color adjustment and split toning panels. If you haven’t checked out part one yet,
When it comes to photographing a sunset, things can sometimes be a bit tricky. Your sun might be overexposed and your scene might be slightly washed out. So how do
In this post, I’m going to show you how to edit gold tones in Lightroom. This is the same exact way I edit my Instagram photos for golden tones. When
I have been doing a few reviews on Excire Search and I must say the more I use it the more impressed I am. From quickly locating landmarks, animals and
After recently been given a copy of Excire Search 2 Pro to review, I wrote my first post on downloading and installing it. This process took roughly 36-40 hours, as
You got that fancy new camera during an after-Christmas sale, and you’re ready to go out and photograph! But when you get back and try to import photos, you suddenly
Today I would like to show how fast it is to cull a collection of photos from a session in Excire Search 2 Pro, to find smiling people. In the
Photographing deserts can be challenging. The color can be dull, and there might not be much action taking place. So how do you take your desert photographs to the next
In this video, Sony Artisan Chris Orwig shows us how to bring out the eyes in a portrait. Here, he uses Lightroom Classic and its selective adjustment tools, like the
While I was out in New York for PhotoPlus last fall, I was able to visit some friends before the conference. As a part of that day, we checked out
Last week I wrote about how to find people in your photographs with Excire Search 2 Pro’s Search for Faces feature. This gave me a great and easy way to
These days taking an image with a DSLR camera is usually only half the process — the rest of the magic happens in post-processing. It really does not matter what
I’ve long been a fan of Excire Search, a tool that lets me find images based on subject, color, faces and more in my Lightroom Classic catalog. It highlights the
