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Why Presets Don’t Work for Landscape Photography

January 26, 2020

While presets may be a welcome time-saver for wedding, portrait and travel photographers, editing a landscape photo is different.

Each landscape image we create is unique. Each is deserving of its own post-processing.

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In Articles Tags 2020, Landscape Photography, Post-processing, Editing, Photoshop
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Sunrise Over The Yarra River

Processing Tutorial: Melbourne Sunrise

September 5, 2015

This technique is a clever way to create long exposures. The method helps to blend together a number of individual exposures into one single exposure through post-processing, alleviating the need for a neutral density filter or having to shoot in low-light conditions.

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Tags Sunrise, Photoshop, Melbourne, Lightroom, Editing
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