Summary https://youtu.be/46Md_qXL6Uk Intro & SetupStart Time: 0:00Anthony Morganti opens the video by introducing the tutorial topic: replacing the sky in an image using Luminar for Android. He shows that he’s using an Android device and proceeds to open the Luminar app and select an image from the File Manager. Image[…]
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This tutorial teaches how to use LUTs (Look-Up Tables) to color grade photos using ON1 Effects, with the same method also working in ON1 Photo RAW. It begins by showing how to download free LUT packs from ON1.com and install them correctly. The instructor then demonstrates how to apply the[…]
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Here are another 5 personal photography challenges to inspire your creative development over the next week: 1. The Themed Triptych Each day this week, create a triptych – a set of three images displayed together – based on a single daily theme. Themes could include “movement,” “solitude,” or “morning routine.”[…]
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A short, steep walk alongside the Allt Airdeasaidh (stream)enables you to view the charming string of the 4 impressive Ardessie waterfalls. Along the way, you also pass a few scenic rapids and when you arrive at this upper waterfall, take a break before you take any photographs. This fall is[…]
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Adobe Lightroom comes in several versions, each with its unique features and capabilities. AnthonyMorganti breaks down the differences between Lightroom Classic, Lightroom (desktop), mobile,and web versions, highlighting exclusive features like Quick Actions available only on mobile andweb platforms. To access these features from Lightroom Classic, Anthony demonstrates a seamless syncingprocess.[…]
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In this video, the Jim Nix explains that despite the many tools available in Luminar Neo, he primarily relies on just three: Develop Raw, Super Contrast, and Color Harmony. He demonstrates how he uses these tools to adjust light and color in order to transform a flat image into a[…]
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Blue ‘Pins’ are the ‘Trophy shots, Green ones the ‘Gems’ and the Red ones are those worth the extra effort. The basic assumptions for the locations (except those ‘worth the extra effort’) – within a 20 mile round trip, easy walking for no more than a 2 mile round trip.[…]
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Here are 5 personal photography challenges for you to take in the next week, each designed to foster your growth as a photographer: 1. The Monochromatic World Shoot in black and white for an entire week. This challenge forces you to see beyond colour and focus on the fundamental elements[…]
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Mastering photography involves a dynamic mix of visual exploration, active experimentation, and continuous refinement. Forget the idea of a single course that will teach you everything; there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Your journey is about discovering a unique approach that aligns with your artistic vision and allows you to truly express[…]
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To elevate your image editing skills, it’s essential to familiarize yourself with neural filters. Start by navigating to Filter > Neural Filters and enabling Depth Blur. Select Focus Subject and Output Depth Map Only, then set the output to a new layer. This foundational step is crucial for creating sophisticated[…]
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The name of Loch Naver is one of the oldest in Scotland. Writings of Ptolomy from the 2nd Century mention the area now known as Strathnaver from the Greek word “Nabh” believed to roughly mean cloud or wet cloud. It is believed that it was named like this because of the fog in the area (or rain, in[…]
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