How to edit summer greens | Landscape Photography
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Join me as I show you how I edit summer greens in my images using Adobe Photoshop and Camera Raw. The first part of the video I visit Tom Heights in the southern Lake District, I beautiful small hill which looks towards the Langdale Pikes.
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Nice vlog Stuart, pleasure meeting you at your gallery on Wednesday, although short and brief. ( the wife ). You’ve gave me some ideas for processing my images of similar locations. 👍
Thanks Ian yep nice to meet you the other day 👍
Nice edit, Stuart, thank you very much for sharing! Kind regards, Martin
Thanks Martin 👍
Another great video and again I learned something. You are very easy to listen to. Totally enjoyed it.
Much appreciated Paul
Love the subtlety in your edit Stuart and a great tip to help summer photography. I also, would be interested in an overview of the Mac studio, particularly the specification and how you arrange your storage etc
Cheers Gordon I'll keep that in mind
Nice tutorial. Thank you, Stuart.
Thanks Joel
Nice video mate and a lovely shot
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Interesting to see how you handle the summer greens, better than my option which is to ease off on my photography over summer. Strangely, whilst I've walked over Tom Heights, I've never been with my camera. Something that I may have to rectify in the future. Thanks for the upload.
Haha I do that too! Yes it’s lovely up there
Nice work, good to see a video from you again. I researched the hike to get to Tom Heights, it was not favorably reviewed and was also considered dangerous and very tricky. Since you didn't mention it, you must have had an easy time with it. I would enjoy a review of the Mac Studio.
Thanks Steve much appreciated
I was in the Lakes 2 weeks ago, hopeful of getting in some good, moody lakeland photography that reminded me of my childhood trips in the 70s/80s, that always involved sweaters and a kagol, but alas it was 26-29 degrees every day with wall to wall blue skies, so I got more of a postcard version! I need to leave my wife and dogs at home and head up at the rougher end of the year methinks.
Haha yeah that was my childhood too!
Welcome back 🙂 The haze gives the image great depth. Don't fight it, enhance it. A great photograph, love it 😊😊😊
Cheers Simon yep agree
A great production Stuart, it certainly confirmed to me that keeping things simple during the post production phase is the key, something that i have up until now failed to appreciate.
Thanks Rob
Thanks Stuart, nice to see another video from you, totally agree with your comment regarding the forced CZcams videos, they should come with a warning!
Haha cheers, aye it's funny to watch a must admit
Lovely stuff, Stuart. Enjoyed watching your workflow and your explanation of the process was really helpful.
Cheers Nigel
Thanks Stuart, you give a lot of valuable information. I learn a lot from each video
Thanks Nicolas
Very insightful and helpful editing Stuart. More of this please!
Cheers mate I’m always on the fence doing these but glad it was helpful
Have to confess to not going out with camera very much in summer; sunrise is too early, but the odd sunset is OK. I remember having to adjust my D600 to play down the greens. Lovely image in the end, thanks for sharing.
Thanks yeah it can be a bit of a struggle this time of year, I don’t mind getting up so much but the light and changeable weather is really lacking most of the time for me.
I enjoyed the insights into your editing process Stuart in this video, thanks.
Cheers Mike
Welcome back! Thanks for showing us how you combat the greens, that photo was lovely, and as you said, introducing that little bit of haze gave some lovely subtle separation from the trees. As for others rushing around producing videos, Thomas Heaton had to go all the way to Svalbard to escape the hot weather! 😂 A Mac is one of the things on my list when retirement arrives, think it will be a laptop that I can plug my BenQ into rather than something like the Studio though, nice to hear that it works well for you though, and a bit more ‘me time’ (you time?) is never a bad thing. Look forward to seeing you on here again when you can.
Cheers Martin yep I’ll do my best though the summer when time allows, weather looks a bit more changeable at the moment thankfully
A gorgeous image bud. What a gorgeous spot too!!!!
Thanks bud hope you're well
Enjoyed this Stuart as its always enjoyable to see the various approaches to editing and with the recent updates to Lightroom and ACR along with the latest updates to Photoshop, the additional functionality really offers up so much more scope for editing whatever your preferred method is. Enjoy the new Mac studio too
Thanks Jim yep Lightroom especially is really excellent now
Your subtle changes worked well.
Thanks 👍
Thanks Stuart. Very interesting how you made subtle changes but which really made a difference. The views from Tom Heights look spectacular - pity that it's had a thick blanket of mist when I've been up there which was frustrating. But that's the name of the game. Hope you get a good summer in the gallery. All the best 👍
Thanks mate yep it's a lovely view up there for relatively little effort, bit of a hidden gem
Fantastic video Stuart. Perfect timing as I have been shooting a lot of summer scenes lately :)
Cheers Barry
Hello, being an IMac user with the same machine for the last 13 years I would love a feed back from you on your Mac Studio. And very interesting this video on green management 👌
Thanks Jean yep will do 👍
Nice tips, and Mac Studio - PHWOAR!!!
Cheers mate yes it’s bloody excellent
Great shot again Stu. You know how much I love tech so more info on the Mac to see how you get on would be great. 👍🏻
Cheers, and also the tech comment is the kind of trolling i'm here for lol
Thanks so much for the shout out Stuart, shame we didn’t get to do the bluebells but maybe next year.
Agree the Mac Studio is superb, it just eats everything !
Rock solid advice as always and nice to see you do a PP video, always nice to see the process.
Hope you’re well ?
All good mate looking forward to a bit of mountain photography the next few weeks
@@StuartMcGlennon I would love to be doing sone of that right now, having a little bit of a struggle with the same old locations but don’t have time to get away :/
Hi Stuart another great video as always only wish it was summer green here is Aussie , it was so great to meet you in person at your shop in Keswick and apologies for getting your name wrong ( I think it was the nerves of meeting you in person ) . Keswick is such a busy busy place we where going to come back the next day but we drove to Winderrmere to have a look around there but was so much to see but we tried on the way back to get another car park at Keswick but totally full. Hopefully youwill put out the framing video soon lol Great work
Thanks for popping in hope you’ve had a good trip 👍
Nice one Mr, must be 18months since I was up there, its a lovely place but never done it in summer or sunset, only Sunrise as the light hit the Langdales, but gonna have to give it ago after seeing this 🥰📷👍🏻
Thanks very much pal
Nice video ❤
Nice one Stuart.
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I am used to use my Kase filters on landscape photos. They can help me control the light better.
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You make processing so easy, maybe because im not using lightroom i find it more fiddley and still never sure ive got it right
Thanks Ian worth persevering with, processing is a crucial skill to learn
Love the way you explain why you are doing the edits. Hopefully I can remember long enough to apply to some of my images 😂
Holding alt in the HSL sliders now greys out the unaffected areas do think it's a helpful feature?
Yeah i noticed that actually after doing this, they've made some really great changes in lightroom lately, you can also reduce saturation from a localised curve adjustment which works the same as luminosity blend mode in photoshop. It's nice to able to get virtually all of the editing done in lightroom now.
Great video, Stuart, I’d love to know how you get on with the Mac Studio. I’m on an old pc and it can’t deal with my time lapse processing any more.
Thanks Linda yeah this is really great I must say - for pure photo editing without video have a look at the mac mini's with the M2 chip (though always get a min 16gb ram)
Let us know Stuart about your windows to Mac experience. Problems you may have had. i am thinking about doing the same. Not sure Mac Mini or Studio. I am glad someone else loathes this blue sky weather.
Will do 👍
Thanks for the great editing tips, Stuart. Lots to take from this.
No probs glad you enjoyed it 👍