• The “Something From Nothing” series that I started six years ago has been one of my favorite types of Photoshop tutorials to make, and this one is fairly extreme with a lot of techniques I haven’t shared before.For starters, it’s the only monochrome (*but not) image I’ve ever processed for a tutorial. Second, this video shows us just how crazy we can go with fog and atmospheric adjustments… which turns out to be A LOT.Then there are things like split-toning, handmade light rays, astonishing amounts of cloning from several exposures, how large of a role that the Adobe Camera Raw filter can play in our workflow, hand-drawn textures, and more.

• This jam-packed tutorial offers up over 30 lessons. These are tips, tricks, and techniques I’ve learned slowly over my 15 year career. Dealing with tree gaps, creating three dimensional foregrounds, custom sunstars, glistening water, light smoothing, and so, so much more. These are ideas and techniques that took me well over a decade to learn, now you can learn them in 90 minutes! As always, this tutorial is all information and no filler.

https://www.ryandyar.com/product-page/atmosphere

One of the most important, but least talked about, aspects of creating compelling imagery is atmosphere. There are two key elements I focus on while creating my work; light and atmosphere. Atmosphere is what allows you to build depth, varieties of texture, and a deep sense of moody weather in your photos.   ​  In this video I teach you everything I do in post-processing to enhance and create atmospherics. Topics covered include using atmosphere to create depth between your foreground and background, when and where to introduce haze, using atmosphere to help frame an image, targeted texture adjustments, building extra drama in waterfalls, creating and enhancing fog, getting the perfect rays of light, and how to correctly use glow/orton-effect to enhance highlights and tone down busy scenes... with over 15 example photos.    

Run time: 1h 11m  Narrated in English with Spanish subtitles/