In this video I will show you to edit this beautiful sunset. As always I expose for the brightest part of the image to avoid blowing it out, then in post, I start brining this image to life by using local adjustments as well as global adjustments.
In this video I will show you how to clean up a beach scape using some basic but effective sliders. You will see that making a goal adjustments and a few local adjustments can dramatically change an image.
You can see my new The Art of Landscape Photography tutorial by clicking this link.
Rise and shine, today is the best day ever!!! I woke up at 4am to track Mathews but it is still very peaceful here in Miami. I went to the beach and it was completely empty (even after the sun came up), there is a mild wind carrying an eerie energy with it. There are city workers cleaning up the beach preparing for Mathews, who knows what is going to happen. Here is what I saw, I felt I was being kissed by the sun. This was shot on Oct 5th before hurricane Mathew…
Here is a video of the edit:
In this video I will show you how to edit a photo from start to finish using local adjustments only. I have never done this before but wanted to challenge my self to do this and get a result I would be happy with. I think I have achieved that. I also explain my thought prosess and how you might use this tools to beautify your photos.
I just got asked this question, “Edin how do you keep your develop module so organized and clean?” In this video I answer this question. This is one of the coolest features in Lightroom, it keeps your develop module looking sharp making things easier to navigate and less confusing for all the people that are new to Lightroom.
In this video I will show you how I edit this awesome cityscape in Lightroom. I shot this from a rooftop and it was epic. The weather was perfect, the sky was nice, the moon was amazing… It was just perfect. Don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube Chanel for new daily videos.
