One of the most important steps to rounding out your skills as a photographer is understanding how to work with your images once you’ve captured them. No matter what kind of photo you are working with, a little polish goes a long way.
Experience
Introduction to Post-Processing (Online)
Experience details
One thing that separates many good photographers from the truly great ones has nothing to do with what you do with your camera. Taking photos is often intuition – understanding how to actually work with them once you’ve done that is a much more difficult thing to have a natural talent for.
Tools like Photoshop and Lightroom are just as important as the camera in your hand while you’re in the field – they allow you to tell stories in ways that may be simply impossible to do with your camera alone. No matter what subject you are working with, many of the underpinning methodologies carry across all genres.
Using proven techniques that have delivered accolades like Landscape Photographer of the Year and Smartphone Astrophotographer of the Year, you’ll learn how to:
- Review the images you have captured to select candidates for processing
- Basic adjustments to balance your image before processing
- ‘First steps’
- Make best use the light already within the scene
- Find the real colours within an image
- Improve viewer attention within the image
- Prepare your images for export and display
Even if you know the basics, this workshop will guide you through new techniques, including multiple developed exclusively by myself. All lesson plans are tailored to suit your experience and delivered online.