The final results of landscape photography typically need a greater degree of post-processing than those of other types of photography. However, the advantage of this is that a single image may be processed in a variety of ways, allowing for more room for creative expression. This fantastic video tutorial will show you how to produce a painterly appearance in both Lightroom and Photoshop. The painterly look is one of the most popular styles.
This fantastic video lesson is brought to you by Nigel Danson, and it will demonstrate to you how to give landscape photographs a painterly appearance by using the tools of Lightroom and Photoshop. In contrast to larger vistas that show sun rays flowing across the landscape, most artistic photographs seem to have been taken in wooded areas, sometimes with a misty atmosphere. This is something that has stood out to me about these kinds of images.
Because of this, the resulting light will be flatter and more diffuse. This type of light is often somewhat more adaptable in terms of the numerous ways it may be taken in post-processing, which is why it is well suited for this method. And, to our great relief, developing this aesthetic is not an extremely challenging endeavor. You can get the entire scoop from Danson in the video that’s been embedded above.