In Photoshop CS5: Landscape Photography, Ben Long outlines a full, shooting-to-output workflow geared specifically toward the needs of landscape photographers, with a special emphasis on composition, exposure enhancement, and retouching. This course also covers converting to black and white, using high-dynamic range (HDR) imaging techniques to capture an image that’s closer to what your eye sees, and preparing images for large-format printing. Learn to bring back the impact of the original scene with some simple post-processing in Photoshop. Exercise files are included with the course.
Topics include:
* Getting the shot: landscape-specific shooting tips and tricks
* Choosing the right equipment
* Cropping and straightening images
* Making localized color and tonal adjustments
* Reducing noise
* Guiding the viewer’s eye with localized adjustments
* Adding a vignette
* Using gradient masks to create seamless edits
* Approaching adjustments like a painter–thinking in light and shadow
* HDR imaging
* Creating panoramas: shooting and post-processing techniques
Ever been told to work lighter, faster, better and with less gear? Well Joe McNally's latest class dives right in and shows you what's possible with just one single light. You'll learn how to take studio-quality lighting on location. When you're done, you'll be able to take one light and make it look like you had so much more at your disposal.
Lessons:
- Lesson 01 What Can You Do With One Light? (6:20)
- Lesson 02 Going Through the Equipment (7:54)
- Lesson 03 Getting Started on the Set (6:05)
- Lesson 04 Adjusting Off That First Shot (7:25)
- Lesson 05 Rolling with the First Setup (3:16)
- Lesson 06 Keep Things Moving (10:35)
- Lesson 07 Changing Lenses (5:25)
- Lesson 08 Getting the Most Out of One Flash (6:33)
- Lesson 09 Back to Basics (10:28)
- Lesson 10 On Location (5:15)
- Lesson 11 Close Up Portrait (7:03)
- Lesson 12 Directional Light (8:52)
- Lesson 13 Late Daylight Effect (6:09)
- Lesson 14 Woodland Location with Bad Weather (6:02)
- Lesson 15 Making the Best of the Situation (3:35)
- Lesson 16 Making Sunlight (6:40)
- Lesson 17 Creating Big Light (3:27)
- Lesson 18 Race Against the Failing Light (4:52)
This installment in the lynda.com Creative Inspirations documentary series introduces the diverse talents of one of the world's great award-winning journalistic photographers, Natalie Fobes. Whether on a fishing boat in the Bering Sea facing frigid cold and 40-foot waves, or capturing a bride and groom moments before I do, Natalie uses her innate storytelling abilities to capture a moment forever. Her instinctive ability to compel her lens to speak so eloquently has garnered her over 200 awards, numerous fellowships, and a finalist spot for a Pulitzer.
Natalie is a mother, teacher, and writer, and is constantly seeking her next creative outlet. From her beautiful home overlooking the Puget Sound to a spectacular nature shoot in the Olympic National Forest, Natalie shares her journey with us through memorable stories and unforgettable images.
Watch how she has both braved the elements to get the best shot, and reinvented herself to adapt to the shifting sands of her profession.
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