In this quickedit video I‘m working on a mountain landscape photo using #Adobe #Photoshop for the editing.
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0:00 Intro
For this photo I wanted the mountain in the back to be bigger and take up more space. Also, for the colors I chose to add a little warmth to the highlights while adding a deep blue to the sky. A lot of it was done in the camera raw editor, while I used Photoshop to finish the editing with the use of the Nik Collection plug in.
0:28 1. Basic Adjustments
First, the camera profile was changed to Adobe Landscape. Then, I adjusted the white balance to get me the desired colors. I increased the highlights and whites, while dropping the blacks to add contrast. For more detail I added texture and clarity.
1:50 2. Local Adjustments
To make the blue part of the sky darker I used a graduated filter with a color range mask. Here, I simply dropped the exposure.
For the foreground I added another graduated filter I dropped the exposure slightly while also adding contrast.
3:20 3. Color Grading
I got rid of the aqua saturation and also reduced the blue saturation. To make the sky darker I continued by dropping the blue luminance. In the split toning panel, I chose a warm tone for the highlights and a cold tone for the midtones of the photo.
4:35 4. Photoshop
Using the transformation tool (scale & warp) I made the mountain in the back a lot bigger (this also counters the distortion of the wide angle lens I used, but I also don’t care if the landscape changed dramatically from what it was in reality).
Using luminosity masks, I applied some dodging to the mid-tones in the foreground. Finally, I used the Nik Collection plug in to add the polarization and pro contrast filter for better looking colors and some more contrast.
