My editing style
The art of editing is as important as lighting and composition.
People spend years studying the wrong things and not learning simple and effective techniques.
In this course I will show you from start to finish how I edit all of these pictures. From my more standard edits to cinematic style as well as fine art and black and white.
The techniques use only basic tools in photoshop and no plugins or complicated methods.
You can waste time and potentially never learn how to use these tools effectively or join this course and get straight to it.
Black and white
My black and white style is silver and creamy with an old school feel.
Regular Style
My regular style is simple and to the point. Softer and less dramatic and suitable for a variety of portraits.
Fine art style
My classic fine art style is moody and soft.
Cinematic style
My cinematic style looks dramatic and dynamic.
What you need to know.
This course is taught with Lightroom and Photoshop. You can use the principals in most editing software though.
In the concepts part of the course I have a brief run through of the tools I most often use in Photoshop.
You dont have to have any prior experience in either lightroom or photoshop but if you dont you should expect to do some searches on youtube for tutorials to understand some of the basic tools I use. Therefore some basic understanding of Lightroom and Photoshop is expected.
Example Curriculum
- Presets
- 1. Basic edit - how to think about your edit (8:05)
- 2. Batch editing quickly - Regular style (7:50)
- 3. Morgaine - Cinematic edit (16:44)
- 4. Anastasia - a black and white edit (12:58)
- 5. Olga - Regular style (11:45)
- 6. Anastasia fine art edit + how to edit in bulk photoshop (14:04)
- 7. Morgaine 2- Cinematic edit (6:40)