Old buildings, ruins, and other old buildings can sometimes look flatter than you want them to be. This Lightroom tutorial will show you how to apply local contrast and give your photo that dramatic look.
Cropping is one of the most essential things to learn. In this tutorial, you will learn how to straighten tilted photos, work with custom aspect ratios, what the constrain to crop option is all about, and how to change the crop overlay using a hotkey. In short, you’ll learn everything you need to know about …
Not all Lightroom presets are built the same. Good Lightroom presets should transform your photos with the look that’s advertised and improve your workflow. In this guide, you’ll learn how to pick good Lightroom presets and avoid the bad ones.
There are many touted Lightroom workflow systems but many of them break one of the most important best practices ? that is creating folders on your drive instead of using collections. Why do people do this? And even more importantly, why should you not do this? Read this article and find out why you should …
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One of the most common effects on Instagram is the desaturated look that looks close to grayscale but not exactly. The reds and blues are still there but the rest of the colors are gray. This effect is used for fashion, rooftopping and all sorts of photos. An?example of this is?Jacqueline Mikuta’s Instagram. In this tutorial, I’ll?show you the recipe to create this look easily.
Want to learn a photo effect that makes almost any photo look better? This Lightroom tutorial will show you how! It?s a photo effect similar to the Instagram Nashville effect that hipsters seem to love. Read on to find out how you can turn any bad photo into artistic snapshots! PS: There?s a special trick …
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What do you do with boring daylight photos? Here?s a color effect you can add in seconds with Lightroom! This Lightroom tutorial will show you how to do this with just a warm white balance, purple gradual filter, and a little split toning.
Here?s a little neat trick for creating a color overlay without even going into Photoshop. These effects are great for background images because they make text stand out.
