Full editing course on landscape photography

by Albert Dros

This course is all about getting the most out of your RAW files through various postprocessing techniques. If you're interested to learn basic and advanced postprocessing techniques to get your images to the next level, then this course is for you.

I have no secrets. Everyone has their own vision and the way they see things. Even if I teach you all of my techniques, you'll still not create the same images, simply because every person is different.

To me, a photo serves as a memory. And sometimes I romanticise that moment by adding touches of beauty, playing with colour and enhancing light. However, the moment stays intact. I don't replace skies, add milky ways, or any different elements. Simply because I want to portray the moment and the story. By changing the moment completely in postprocessing, the real moment or story, is gone.

landscapefocus stackingnoise reductionmaskingexposure blendingcolor paintingorton glowphotoshoplightroomluminarpaid

Photo Editing for Star Trail Photos

by Michael Breitung

In this photo editing tutorial, I show my complete workflow for processing star trail photos. My main focus when editing such images is, similar to my tutorial for processing night photos, to reflect the atmosphere of the night while showing enough detail to create interest in the foreground.

Because during a pitch black night, it’s hard to find a light source that could justify detail to be visible in the foreground, I often use a technique called time-blending to include glow from twilight. If introduced subtly, this glow can serve as the light source and help to create a better result.

As usual, the workflow I show in the tutorial ensures the highest possible quality for the resulting photos, a requirement for printing.

nightfocus stackingstar trailsphotoshoplightroomstartrailsstar staxluminarpaid