Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course. One To One Tuition. Online & InPerson
What My Photography & Photoshop Course Teaches You
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course
Weather and time constraints often lead to imperfect photography conditions.
The structured workflow I teach can often rescue these images. Let me show you one example of how.
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course. One To One Tuition. Online & InPerson
Mont Saint Michel, Normandy, France
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course
Final image: 55 x 36 inch, 140 x 93 cm or 16,500 x 11,000 px (@300 dpi)
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course. One To One Tuition. Online & InPerson
The Original And Very Bland Raw File
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course
Click on photograph to view before and after image
Grey sky, no light, construction vehicles! Everything you do not wish for, but that is what my time constraints gave me.
The aim is always to capture the perfect image ‘in-camera’, but that is not always reality. Applying a structured workflow means we can rescue the less than ideal situations and make the ideal situations into really beautiful photographs.
My structured workflow will give your photography the foundation for quality, creativity, consistency, more productive and artistically unique. Personal style.
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course. One To One Tuition. Online & InPerson
Why The Finished Photograph Works
Fine Art Photography & Photoshop Course
Utilizing artistic and aesthetic principles evolved over hundreds of years by old master painters, gives us a framework for understanding how we can construct beautiful photographs if we apply their principles to our own photography,
The picture has one main hero: the island. The island has one main hero: the white house. The eye is drawn to the white house intentionally. The eye locks onto the bright, high contrast area of the spire. If the eye strays, the circular motion of the clouds lead the eye back to the island. Having only one bright area avoids any conflict or confusion. The house is the brightest house on the island, so the house we look at. Learning how to control the viewers eye is as essential as the camera skills to make good photographs.
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