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Flowers make beautiful subjects for photography, but capturing their essence in a photograph can be tricky. In order to get the most out of your flower photos, you need to know how to edit them properly. Here are nine tips to help you edit flower photos in Lightroom. 1. Edit Flower Photos: How to Pick […]
By Sarah Rodriguez-Martinez Photography

Whether you’re new to digital photography or not, Lightroom is a powerful tool to take your interior photography from good to great. Knowing how to work with Lightroom to edit interior photography, though, can take lots of practice! While each photographer works slightly differently and eventually develops their own workflow, there are basic techniques to […]
By Natalia Robert Photography

Graduated filters are one of the most powerful tools in Lightroom’s toolkit. And with a little practice, you can use them to dramatically improve your photos. In this article, we will show you how to use graduated filters for seven different purposes. We’ll show you how to enhance contrast, adjust exposure, correct color, dodge and […]
By Rowan Sims Photography

Creating time-lapse videos can be a fun way to show your friends and family the progress of a project, or just to share your world in a unique way. In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to create a stunning Lightroom time-lapse video. [highlight type=”short” price=”no” tag=”epshorthighlight-20″ toc=”no” title=”LRTimelapse” badge=”Time-Lapse Expertise” product=”45307″]Looking to create a […]
By Expert Photography Expert Photography

Astrophotography post processing isn’t easy. There are so many things you can do to your photos to improve them, it’s hard to know where to start. In this article, I’ll walk you through the basics of astrophotography post-processing and show you how to get great results with just a few simple steps. Astrophotography Post Processing […]
By Andrea Minoia Photography

Editing street photography has been a part of this niche for a long time. Most of us street photographers draw inspiration from some of the best photographers in the world, such as Robert Frank, Bruce Gilden or, more recently, Eric Kim. And we’re not the only ones. Ever since photographers have had cameras, color correction […]
By ExpertPhotography Photography

When you adjust the color temperature in Lightroom, you are changing the white balance of your photo. This can be a great way to remove any unwanted color casts from your photos, and to make them look more natural. However, it’s important to understand how color temperature works, and to use it correctly, in order […]
By David Baxter Photography

Contrast and tone are two of the most important aspects of photo editing. They can make or break an image, and it’s essential to get them just right. That’s why Adobe Lightroom includes a number of contrast and tone settings that you can use to adjust your photos. These settings can be used to create […]
By David Baxter Photography

Importing photos into Lightroom can be somewhat mysterious for those new to the software. It’s not uncommon for people to unwittingly make multiple catalogs. Or they duplicate their photos or lose track of where they’re sending their images. Or, in extreme cases, delete them. So it’s important to understand exactly what the import process does […]
By David Baxter Photography

Forget everything you know about how to process a photograph. When it comes to adjusting the settings for images of the Milky Way, nothing is the same. You will make adjustments to sliders that you would never dream of when editing a regular landscape photograph. With Milky Way processing, this is 100% acceptable. The rules […]
By Joshua Dunlop

HDR (high dynamic range) images require you to combine two or more photos. Choosing the best HDR software is important as it is essential for a stunning HDR image. What is HDR Photography and HDR Software? It is not uncommon for people to misunderstand the meaning of HDR photography. Many beginners think that HDR images […]
By Kevin Choi Photography

If you’re like me and don’t particularly like the look of HDR photos, but still want to find a balance in exposure when shooting two contrasting brightnesses, then you will definitely find the burn and dodge tools very useful. They’re used a brushes in post production software, so you can add them where they’re needed.
By Joshua Dunlop