How to shoot in the Rain with post processing in Adobe Lightroom Classic
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2023
- Following on from my last video where I produced a Black and White image of Southwark Bridge in London, In this tutorial, I will take you through how to shot and post-process an image on a rainy day at the same location.
As we know it is not always perfect weather when we venture out to do some photography, so when you have traveled to a destination and find that the weather is not very good, do not be disheartened, you still have the chance to shoot, process, and produce great images, and in this video I will show you how :-)
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I can’t get enough of your work… and learning so much. Opening my eyes to what can be done with good post techniques-absolutely critical for making capture decisions if you know what can be done. Thanks so much for sharing and teaching.
you are very welcome 😀
More magic Jamie! Wonderful!!!
Wonderful processing. You are opening up my horizons as to what is possible. Thank you.
You are more than welcome 😀
Yet another great video, Thanks Jamie.
I learn in 1 video from you more as I get while reading a book from Adobe
Another great video Jamie. Thank you
Your ability to transform an ordinary photograph into a piece of photographic art is truly remarkable. Your willingness to share your knowledge with us is very giving of you. Thank you so much.
Thanks a lot Jamie from Spain...Great video ¡¡¡
saved to my watch later folder mate, good work.
what a brilliant tutorial learned so much from this thanks for sharing
You are very welcome Paul 😀
Brilliant Jamie...
Thank you so much Jamie your videos are fantastic! so eye opening and educational, love them!
Thank you so much for your detailed, step-by-step process editing of Southwark Bridge. I really like your use of masking to pull out detail and control light using radial masking and intersections. Some very good techniques that I know will give me more editing scope in my own photography. Thank you, Jamie.
You are welcome Paul
OK !
If I may ask, how long have you been into your photography and have you used adobe Lightroom and photoshop for long.
I assume you have as your work really stands out.
Cheers Si
Hi Simon, I have been using Photoshop and Lightroom for about 8-9 years, but I have been into photography since the early 1980s. But, The modern world of digital photography is so exciting and rewarding 😀