In this Video I show you my entire post processing workflow from start to finish. Step by step I will guide you through my techniques based on the picture "The Frozen Mountain". I will also cover how you organize your workflow. The goal is to be non destructive so you can always readjust your images later. This picture is one of my favourites and it recently won the german national award at the Sony World Photography Awards 2016. Thats one of the reasons why I picked this shot to demonstrate you my workflow. The techniques are advanced so first expierences with masks and a basic knowledge about post processing is necessary.

Bounce flash does not work in every situation, but it provides a great solution for indoor venues with low, neutral or bright ceilings.

Dramatic lighting can immediately up the cool factor of an indoor scene, and there are certain scenarios that really lend themselves to great, dramatically lit images.

Whether shooting with natural light or flash, back lighting is key for photographing dark silhouettes.

Whenever possible, use the exposure triangle and add light modification to overcome bad ambient light.

On the occasion that you find yourself photographing a subject indoors in bad ambient light and modification is not possible, maybe because of time restraints or other factors, we recommend taking the following approach.

Indoor Scenes | Back lighting with Natural Light For back lighting with natural light indoors, the source of light will more often than not be a window, or several windows.

Just as outdoor lighting presents a number of challenges for capturing picture perfect images, indoor lighting also demands adaptability and creativity from photographers.

Filmed in three different cities and offering over 10 hours of highly informative footage, this is indeed the Ultimate Wedding Workshop. Brett Florens is considered to be one of the world’s most influential photographers and a significantly accomplished and respected teacher of his craft. Selecting the very best content of three workshops, Brett presents new subject matter designed specifically to help photographers in targeting a better clientele. Get the Ultimate Wedding Workshop, and soon you could be following in the footsteps of hundreds of Brett’s delegates who have gone on to run very successful photography businesses.

Shooting into the backlight is a favorite of many natural light photographers. Felix and Sue demonstrate how to replicate this popular backlight look with studio lighting. Learn how to master this set up to open up your options when it comes to shooting into the backlight in any space or scenario.

An extensive lesson on artistic style portrait processing with Adobe Photoshop. Learn to make your digital photography look like an art masterpiece using an original technique explained in detail in this video course.

Caroline Tran is a wedding photographer based in southern California. Inspiring, creative, and fun, she  documents life with her easygoing and vivacious personality. By building trust and rapport, she is able to bring out the emotions and natural beauty in her subjects, creating meaningful ethereal artwork that expresses elegance and bliss. Caroline is a storyteller and forms a lifelong bond with her clients, allowing her the honor of documenting their many life's milestones.

An introduction to shooting with strobes on-location, Sue and Felix show you how to augment your images to give them an edge that will make them stand out from the crowd. Join them as they walk you through how they approach artificial lighting on location with subtle methods to accentuate the face, the client’s outfit, and have control over the entire look and feel of the image.

When everyone has a smartphone, anyone can be a photographer. The hard part is editing photos to make them into something truly special. Snapseed is a free app that makes it easy to take and edit professional photos with your iOS or Android device. In this course, pro photographer Justin Reznick shows how Snapseed is used as an integral part of the mobile photography workflow. The first section discusses the Snapseed interface. Next is general editing with some of the commonly used tools: Curves, White Balance, Crop, and more. Justin then moves onto the advanced Snapseed tools, such as tonal contrast and perspective and expert tools such as selections and layers. The course wraps up with some tips for editing different types of photos—landscape, architecture, portrait, and black and white—from start to finish in Snapseed.

Dark Silhouette | Shot with Natural Light With Dark Silhouette portraits, direct your client or couple to be in the highlight. When shooting silhouettes we want to make sure that the form is visible, so separate your clients from each…

Golden Hour | Shot with Natural Light Golden hour casts an orange, golden glow across the sky that beautifully shines through everything in the image.

Follow along with Meg Bitton as She edits and post processes this image.

As you may know lower thirds are really useful when you want to help audiences to know the person who is talking to the camera or use them as a title for introducing a movie, project and so on.

We have a series consist of 6 separate classes and in each class we are going to learn and use essential techniques that are really necessary for creating awesome lower thirds. I highly recommend you to start from the first class of this series. because we have talked about the basics of after effects for new users and some useful techniques that we will use them in other 5 classes.

Bright Noon & Harsh Light | Shot with Natural Light For bright noon scenes we expect harsh, overhead lighting. One of our signature styles is to shoot this scene using natural reflectors like a bright ground, light walls, etc. Use…

Every day new and exciting images are competing for our attention.  Famed UK photographer, Jake Hicks returns to RGG EDU teaching a fundamentally simple yet powerful technique to create long exposure portraits impossible to ignore. Combining ambient light with studio strobes, Jake introduces four unique methods of creating portraits while capturing unbelievable practical effects in-camera. This tutorial was designed to teach you not just the technical aspects of long exposure photography but how to be truly creative in the studio and experiment in ways that will set your work apart from the rest.

This course focuses on using the double exposure feature in the mobile app snapseed to create some pretty cool effects with your images
Part 1 of the course will show you how to use the double exposure feature to create a clone of yourself in images.

Color is a powerful signal in video; it can subtly project emotion, mood, time of day, and location. Learn to manipulate these visual elements in a variety of shots, from interior spaces to outside landscapes, with color grading. Filmmaker, colorist, and experienced editor Simon Walker shows how to simulate a light source and different types of light, and choose an evocative color for your footage to tell the story of a particular location. Plus, learn techniques to change the time of day, the type of room, and the overall mood of a location.