Category: Processing Techniques

Please find Technical articles for learning Adobe's image editing software such as Lightroom and Photoshop and applying the skills to landscape photographs. Post-processing skills are very different from actual photography, but learning image editing skills will inspire new camera skills out in the field. These post-processing tutorials include step by step procedures as well as images to illustrate some of the more technical processes.

Adobe Photoshop

Photoshop is a powerful image editing software with a huge number of editing tools. It allows for multi-layer editing which gives you a lot of control over selected area of an image. Photoshop is a pixel editor, so it is possible to adjust the levels and colours of individual pixels if you wish, or you can make whole image adjustments.

Lightroom RAW editor

Adobe Lightroom is a RAW converter and whole picture editor. It has some useful tools to allow you to adjust small parts of an image and plenty of plugins and presets to help you develop a speedy image editing workflow. Lightroom also organises yur files and connects to online photo sites, such as SmugMug and flickr.

Using black & white for better colour photos

by Tony Prower | Dec 1, 2019 | Processing Techniques | 0

If you are crazy for colour photography it can be crazy to leave the world of mono out in the cold.

Goðafoss waterfall – 175 second exposure

by Tony Prower | Jun 16, 2019 | Magic Cloth Image Focus, Processing Techniques | 0

I love visiting Goðafoss Waterfall in the late Summer. The sunset colours work so well with this dynamic, North Iceland waterfall. I was facing West around 20.30 on this September evening on a tour around Iceland.