As a portrait photographer, I edit a huge number of images for my clients. I realized that I needed a workflow that would allow me to edit images professionally in just...
Category - Post Processing
Learn post processing techniques with easy to follow guides and examples from world’s leading photographers. Articles cover essential software tools such as Lightroom, PhotoShop, and Open-Source GIMP.
There are lots of editing programs available to photographers today. I know numerous photographers who use something other than Adobe products for editing their work. I...
Photoshop is an extremely powerful tool that gives unlimited potential to photographers. While the endless possibilities are great, editing your photos can take a...
Lightroom is awesome, there’s no secret about that. And once you know a few Lightroom tips and tricks, it only gets sweeter. It performs 95% of the actions I need. I can...
It was my first iPhone (the humble 3GS) that catapulted my passing interest in photography into full blown obsession. At that time, it was hard to get anyone to take...
Photography is complicated enough to get your head around, without throwing in the need to process images on the computer after a shoot. That’s an entirely...
The so called faded photo effect is all over blogs, Instagram profiles, and advertisement campaigns nowadays. These faded looking photos awake an old, vintagey feeling...
Ever since digital photography and photo editing programs became available, there’s been a lot fuss about post processing. Should we do it or not? If yes, how much...
First, let’s start by making sure we understand what vignetting really means. Vignetting either occurs due to the optics and lens, or it can be intentionally added...
High Dynamic Range landscape photography is a great camera-nerd technique to learn–and I have lots of fun nerding out with my camera! Purists argue photography is...