• The Full Editing Course on Landscape Photography by Albert Dros is a comprehensive online program designed to elevate your landscape photography skills through advanced post-processing techniques. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced photographer, this course offers valuable insights to enhance your editing workflow.. You want to learn all Albert's editing skills.  You're either a beginner or already advanced and want to take your processing skills to the next level.  You want to capture that perfect moment through various techniques both in the field and on the computer.  You want to become a better photographer in general.  You want to create that wow-effect to your audience.

Nature Photography Classes - Albert Dros - Color & Depth in Landscape Photography

In this presentation Albert shows his postprocessing techniques. We talk mainly about colours and depth in photos. How do you get 'the perfect colours' ? How can we make many minor adjustments for a better photo? How do we work with different colour schemes? We deep dive into lots of postprocessing techniques. Some topics covered:
- How to make your photos look vibrant and saturated, but not cross a certain edge.
- How to work with colour contrast & harmony
- What's 'the perfect white balance' and how to use different white balances in one photo.
- Blend colours together with minor brushing.
- Creating depth in photos by playing with lighter and darker elements.
- Advanced focus stacking to get that ultimate 3D look.

English | ISBN: 9798318485718 | 2025 | 1 hour and 59 minutes | M4B@128 kbps | 106 MB

English | March 1st, 2010 | ISBN: 0393327000 | 236 pages | True EPUB | 0.33 MB

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