Stop Wasting Your Time | Try These Editing Steps On Your Landscape Photography

“Analyze photographers work that you admire.”
That’s why I’m here sir. Definitely appreciate the pointers. My photography has improved a ton from the advice you’ve given in your videos. Thank you

can't stress enough how your videos have improved my post process and actually my passion for landscape photography aswell. Simply the best landscape photography channel there is.

These editing tutorials are top tier.
That’s an incredible transformation

Another gret teaching video! Thanks Will.

Can I just say though so simple and fun, I’ve watched soooo many post processing videos and some are just stressful 😅 doesn’t need to break your brain to be efficient 🙂

You make it look so easy Will, you're an inspiration. I have learnt so much from your channel. Who do you draw inspiration from? Other photographers/painters?

Excellent video! The tip about warmer in the highlights and cooler in the shadows particularly speak to me. I used to warm the entire image and it was making the picture not as appealing...Now I understand why ! Thank you !

great video, I don't have lightroom and this is a broader lesson that I can apply with my software.Thankyou William...

I learned a lot, thank you for sharing!

A few thoughts on how I might approach this a bit different, and worth trying: use linear adjustment curve masks with a linear camera profile...before touching a single slider in camera raw or LR. Starting with a linear profile for your specific camera, gives you a better starting point, as well as making your sliders more impactful. Using linear masked adjustment curves to adjust GAMA, endpoints, mid tones, and local contrast, will allow you to massage all the important data that is in your brightest pixels, down into your mid tones and darks, avoiding noise and pixelation. All this before you touch any of the module sliders. This approach is focused towards fine art prints and enlargements where pixel level detail is more noticeable.

Great video. Your way of teaching has helped my photography in so many ways. Thanks for another great editing video.

Beautiful photogragh and your processing techniques do indeed capture the organic and natural feel producing depth in an image.
Cheers

thanks for the tips!!!

These are great tips for a simple and fast workflow for someone doing this as a hobby.

Super video, William - full of tips and tricks 🙏
I use Affinity Photo 2 so local adjustments take a bit more effort (the "Photoshop" side of Affinity is awesome 🤘) but watching your editing videos has helped shape my workflow so thank you for that.
I am especially grateful for the "leave it/come back to it" tip .. it's amazing things you notice with fresh eyes 😁
Great video .. thanks as always 🙏📸

Another great lesson in photo processing! I like your approach. Thanks for sharing.

great tutorial

Great content. Absolutely priceless tips and bits mate. I only wish more Landscape Photographers on RUclips were this genuine in their approach to inform and educate their peers. Thanks much and do keep up the amazing work.

I watched one of your prior videos using the brush, and I started using it more and more and found it very effective - thanks for revisiting the brush in this video to confirm my decision to follow your editing process. Thanks.

Thanks for the Master Class!

Great video. Question. What keypad shortcuts for adjusting the brush size?

Good Stuff Will.

Gracias,tomo nota.

I always strive to avoid clipping the whites and the blacks and you do not address this at all. Is it not a concern of yours? Thanks.