Post-processing photo for wedding
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In this article I try to show why post-processing is so important, and how much should be done using “Photoshop” (or other programs).
My standard of images that I show online will always be the best I can achieve hoping that my reputation will prevail leading to more clients who care good photography. But post-processing is creative and unstoppable process, because after month using the same tools photographer will get another feeling and create different image.
Of course all examples was taken from my post-processed weddings.
So there is some examples.
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
I never delete any image other than when on the actual shoot. I have on many occasions, saved what appeared to be a poor image and turned it into what became a favourite of the model.
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
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| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
| Mouse over the image to see raw (original) – before post-processing |
Check more photos of wedding on my homepage: www.best-photo.eu or www.dmfoto.lv