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Post Processing for Landscape Photography

The advent of digital photography and computers has made is possible for everyone to jump on the post-processing band wagon. And why not? Post-processing offers the unlimited potential to make corrections to your photos and also to overcome the limitation of the camera (such as DOF and Dynamic Range). But remember, post-processing is NOT a replacement for learning to shoot. In the long run, having the “fix it later in Photoshop or Lightroom” attitude hurts your creativity and development as a photographer.

Here are few blog post on post processing to help you get started:

How to Fix a Bent Horizon in Photoshop

April 15, 2016
Johny Spenser shows you how to fix a bent horizon in your panorama images with Photoshop.
How to approach black and white photography blog post by Athena Carey

Better BW Photography Using Tonal Contrast

March 28, 2016
How to approach black and white photography. Athena Carey give us insight on how to go about visualizing our colorful world for BW photography.

Using Colors to Create Depth & Direction

March 16, 2016
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Ryan Dyar likes to use contrasting colors and shifts in brightness to create depth & direction and flow in his photos.
Best equipment for reducing image noise.

Reducing Noise in Post Processing

February 22, 2016
Grant Collier shows you how to use post processing to reduces noise for your Night Photography.

Common Post Processing Mistakes to Avoid

January 25, 2016
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Ryan Dyar gives some insight into how to avoid post processing mistakes that are made too often.

Create Your Own Brush Preset in Photoshop

January 15, 2016
Denise Ippolito show us how to create your own brush preset in Photoshop....and it is easier than you think.
Milky Way over Utah

Creating Panoramas of Night Photos

January 8, 2016
One of the best solutions for making large fine art prints of night photos is to create panoramas.

Creative Processing Tips using Topaz Software

November 4, 2015
Here are some awesome post processing tips to take an ordinary photo and turn it fine art print using Topaz software.

Ryan Dyar – Surrealistic Post-Processing Tips

September 14, 2015
Ryan Dyar is known for his post processing style which gives his images a surrealistic look. Here are few post processing tips from Ryan.
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Aaron Reed – Tips for Creating Large Format Prints

August 19, 2015
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What exactly does it take to make a large print? Infocus Magazine decided to talk to Aaron Reed about large fine art prints in landscape photography.

Photoshop: Technique for Manual Blending

June 30, 2015
Ugo Cei shares a simple technique for blending two images in Photoshop using Layers & Masks.

Nicole S. Young: Using Presets & Actions

March 23, 2015
Nicole S. Young sits down with the InFocus Magazine to give her insights into the role of presets into post-processing workflow.
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