Being able to previsualise an image before you have operated the shutter is an important part of photography. The phrase has always existed, but it was popularised by Ansel Adams who made many famous images of his native American landscapes by imagining what he wanted the final photograph to look like. Famously, Adams was an exponent of darkroom techniques to manipulate an image to make it look how he wanted, enhancing it just so under the enlarger so that it fitted his previsualised image.

Whilst previsualising does not necessarily require post processing, appreciating that not everything can be done in camera and that photography is a multi-stage process allows you to enhance scenes beyond what the camera was initially capable of capturing in that split second that the recording medium was exposed to the light.

This video explains some of the Previsualisation process and is intended to allow your creativity to flow.

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