Create black & white fine art in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 24 фев 2023
- We're out in Manchester for some easy photography which we'll turn into black and white FINE ART, worthy of printing and framing....and it REALLY IS EASY!
In this video, I'll run through how I'm photographing buildings really simply, processing them in Lightroom and Photoshop in as quick a way as possible and ending up with some superb black and white fine art photography perfect for printing, framing and making people go WOW!
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Thanks for a really helpful videos
Great job ! Love the icing on cake with the radial filters at end.
Absolutely brilliant Dave 😊
Very nice, simple processing.
Never thought of this, must give it a go. Thanks 📷👍
Brilliant work, thanks a lot.
Excellent. very informative. Thank you
Thanks really learnt a lot
Superb images mate! Loved the compositions & the way you edited them! Stunning work!
Thanks Peter, that's really kind of you to say - and very much appreciated. Have a great weekend mate
Great video Dave, I really enjoyed that. It shows that with some knowledge on processing, how you can create some stunning images, even on a grey day in Manchester.
Thank you mate, yep I've been wanting to produce shots like these for years....just had to wait for my photoshop skills to catch up
Really enjoyed this one mate, some great results 👍, enjoyed seeing your workflow for this style of image.
Thank you Lee, appreciate it mate :)
Great video mate! A million different ways to edit a photo in PS.and I'd be lying if I said I didn't learn something from what you demonstrated. Loved the look around Manchester in the beginning, always one of my favorite parts of a local video. And a fantastic final image to top it all off! Great stuff as always pal,.really enjoyed it! Chat soon!
Thanks a lot mate.....this technique definitely isn't one for the swamp though hahaha
Cheers Dave, got some great shots around Deansgate last week, this vid will be a great help for me when processing them.
Glad to hear it mate - yeah some great shots to be had around Deansgate
Stunning images Dave! Thanks for the inspiration to jump into PS, you taught me a fair bit in a few minutes to take my images next level. Straight-forward and easy to follow, cheers mate!
Thanks mate, awesome to see you already put it to use over on insta, that's amazing :) Appreciate the share too
@@LetsClickPhotography no worries I found it helpful.
Looks like we were doing similar things in recent weeks Dave, albeit on different sides of the Pennines. Love the processing technique, they came out superb - definitely going to have to give it a go. 👍
Funnily enough I thought exactly the same thing - tbh I really did mean to put a link to your perspective fix video in the comments of this one - thought it was a great partner piece to it.....I'm heading out this weekend to cover a football match haha ;)
I thought exactly the same thing - tbh I had meant to pop a link through to your perspective fix video as I thought it was a perfect partner piece to this one........now I just need to find a football match to cover this weekend haha ;)
HI Dave - This is what I have been looking for but i dont tend to use PS as I find it so confusing. I love LR so I going to give it a try using both. Thankyou.
Glad it was useful Sandra, I have tried it with LR and it is possible, although PS gives more accurate results due the the selection process....although LR is making that far easier now with all the recent updates.
Thanks Dave, simple and very insightful, exactly what I was after. As a sidenote, total fail with audio, you may want to edit that background music, it's really loud.
Cheers mate, yeah you're not the first to mention the audio, dunno how I got it so wrong when putting together, may have to re upload
Nice video Dave, I'm trying to learn this processing technique for fine art mono images. Weee bit of feedback on the video production - your music audio was much louder than the rest of your audio soundtrack, I was constantly adjusting the volume, particularly at the start. But great job overall and I have duly subscribed.
Thank you Brian, appreciate the feedback. Actually I've just gone and watched the first couple of minutes back and you're spot on about the audio. I should have noticed that at the time really but sometimes in the rush to get them done and out these things are missed. Duly noted for the future