Category Archives: digital editing I’m currently working on portfolio reviews, and one of the questions I get asked most often is: “what do you normally do when you edit your photos?”. My stock answer is “it depends”. It depends on what the photo looks like, where it was taken, what the exposure is like (good or bad), what colors…  Some new ‘experiments’. Just for fun. Several photographers have asked me how I do these. There is no one easy answer because there are about 100 different ways you can create these shots. No, ‘click here and bam!’, simple trick. What I can tell you is that they are all done exclusively using Lightroom 2,…  Fore more tips on editing pet and dog images in Photoshop and Lightroom, check out the new Beautiful Beasties Blog for pet photographers, filled with photography tips & techniques, editing tips and tricks and more! http://www.beautifulbeasties.com/blog/ ==================================================================== This will be the first in an ongoing series on image processing called ‘fix me please!’, where I…  most of the editing on this image was done in LR2, with the exception of some touch-up cloning and adjustment layer masks in PSCS3 to bring the catchlights in the eyes up. Otherwise, major cloning, color, cropping, contrast and everything else was all Lightroom, which is pretty impressive, because anyone who has tried to clone… |
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