Every time I come back from a travel photography trip I am amazed by just how many photos I’ve amassed in a few short days. Photos that I now have to edit. This is why this article is all about travel photo editing tips to optimise your travel photography ed

Summer has arrived in the northern hemisphere, and with it tons of strong infrared light. What better period to experiment with some infrared photography? What Is Infrared Photography We are used to seeing the world in colors. But there is more to colors than

Here are my concert photography editing tips and workflow when post-processing in Adobe Lightroom’s Develop Module. I liken post-processing images in photography to cooking. We all prefer to season our food to appeal to our differing tastes. So there is no &

Forget everything you know about how to process a photograph. When it comes to how to edit Milky Way photos, 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 process

For those new to the software, the process of importing photos into Lightroom can be somewhat mysterious. It’s not uncommon for people to unwittingly make multiple catalogues, duplicate their photos, lose track of where they’re sending their images or, in extreme

Google’s Nik Collection gained in popularity when it became a free download in early 2016. It also raised the bar for other editing tools like Lightroom and Photoshop but fear not. The ability to use the Google Nik Collection as a plug-in means that you don&

Lightroom is based on a non-destructive model that preserves your original photos intact no matter how much you edit them. This is both efficient and artistically liberating. It can seem counter-intuitive at first but once mastered, this workflow makes a lot of se

In our previous article on the Develop Module in Adobe Lightroom, you learnt about the six tone controls on the basic panel. This article will discuss the colour temperature and ‘presence’ controls. Rendering True Colours A digital camera processes y

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 onl

Standing in awe under the starry night sky is only 50% of the fun in astrophotography. What’s the other 50%? Post-processing photos, of course. Make no mistakes: if you do astrophotography, you must learn how to edit your images. Problem is, this editing is

A time-lapse is a great way to create a video out of still images. There are definite benefits of this process, rather than just capturing a scene as a video. For all the information you will need on how to create a time-lapse, read our article here. We will be us

Introduction to Post-Processing Terms I’ve stated before on multiple occasions that I don’t use Photoshop to process my images. I do use Apple’s Aperture to make some minor adjustments to them. It took me a while to really get to grips with and

This article is all about how to keep your files safe on your computer. It’s also about making them easy to find in the future – improving the productivity of your photography workflow. By following these simple instructions, you can make sure that you

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, you will definitely find the burn and dodge tools very useful. They’re used as brushes i

Consistency is essential for your Instagram feed. But it can get tedious to edit each photo. Do you even remember what you did on the last picture to get your signature look? Presets are the perfect solution to getting a consistent look quickly! Here’s a rou

There are hundreds of Lightroom presets available for download. Some are part of paid packages; others are free. What are Lightroom Presets? Well, Lightroom presets are easy recipes for post-processing. In one click, you can completely change the style of your lan

Lightroom presets are post-processing recipes. They are like filters. In one click, you can completely change the look and style of your image. You don’t need to be a post-processing master for your photos to have a professional look. In this article, I̵

Presets can be extremely helpful when working on portraits in Lightroom. Adobe Lightroom comes with default presets. However, they do not always have the ones you need. Thankfully, you can find tons of Lightroom presets online without paying for anything. Now let&

Presets are a great way to work through your images in Adobe Lightroom. They are adjustments made to an image and then saved for future use. Some photographers or software manufacturers create these presets and offer them to the world. Some can be very expensive w

Bulk editing in Adobe Lightroom is a great choice if you are an event photographer. Lightroom presets can be used in almost any field of photography. After selecting one or multiple images, it only takes a few clicks to edit them. This way, you can speed up your w