Ever feel that the skies in your Landscape images are lacking something and how they can be improved? Did you know that the Graduated Filter within Lightroom can do just that for you? In my next Lightroom Tips & Tricks video tutorial I will demonstrate how you can quickly and easily interject a bit of extra life and drama into the skies within your images using nothing but the Graduated Filter inside of Lightroom.
Did you know that RAW files by their nature are flat, dull and void of any real eye-catching colour tones? Stay tuned to this blog and my YouTube Channel over the next few days for my new video tutorial which will demonstrate and show you how to quickly and easily Restore Colour To Flat RAW Files within Adobe Lightroom 6.
As a landscape photographer shooting outdoors utilizing the natural light that God has given us, you really do need to understand how light works and how it's interactions with the landscape and scene in front of you changes constantly as the sun orbits the earth. There are several aspects of light which has a direct impact on the images that you produce as a landscape photographer and one particular variable to understand and contend with is the various different colour tones within the light spectrum and the various different colour temperatures that are associated with these colour tones.
