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Edit My Photo Episode 2 - Dealing with Overexposed Snow / Learn Pet Photography

Welcome to Episode 2 of the Edit My Photo Challenge series! 💡 Pro Tip: Scroll down to see full video chapter listing and fast-track through this edit. [ The Edit My Photo Challenges ]! In my Learn Pet Photography Facebook group, we run monthly editing challenges. How it works is: I provide one of my RAW images for group members to download and edit They post their final edits of my photo From all the submissions, I choose a “winner” The winner then submits one of their images for me to edit! I love these challenges (and so do my students!) because it’s so interesting to see how different people’s individual styles and editing techniques can completely transform an image in so many different ways. For me - editing the winner’s image gives me the opportunity to demonstrate new pet photography editing techniques! If you’d like to join us in the private Facebook group for Learn Pet Photography so you can participate in these challenges, you just need to be a member of the Learn Pet Photography website https://www.learnpetphotography.com (by purchasing a course, or enrolling in some free training). [ This Month's Edit My Photo Challenge Winner ] The winner of this challenge was Amanda, and she threw me a curve ball when she submitted a rather challenging image for me to work my magic on. In this edit, I deal with a common issue when shooting in snowy environments - overexposed snow! Luckily, I was able to use other parts of the image to reconstruct the areas of blown-out snow, using a few different techniques in Photoshop. Join me and watch the edit from start to finish, or fast-track using the chapter links below. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - Editing Challenge winner 1:00 - Winner's image to edit 2:12 - Basic Lightroom adjustments 4:24 - Before & after of Lightroom edits 5:04 - Plan of attack in Photoshop 6:07 - Replacing the foreground snow 11:13 - Removing objects that don't make sense 11:42 - Getting rid of the flipped dog 14:00 - Fixing up the new foreground 17:31 - Before and After of the foreground 17:52 - Replacing the snow in the background 20:02 - Fix up repeating patterns 20:22 - More tidying up 21:39 - Fixing up bright areas 22:46 - Fixing up the snow line 23:04 - More cleanup 23:09 - Making the foreground blur consistent 23:48 - Crop check 24:14 - Filling in a bright area 25:06 - Back to Lightroom 25:29 - Cropping in Lightroom 25:59 - Post-crop vignetting 26:24 - Adding a gradient 26:49 - Final tweaks 27:16 - Raw file vs final image 27:40 - Outro 27:55 - Before and afters ---------- Please subscribe to my channel if you want to see more Lightroom and Photoshop tips, tutorials and demos relating to pet photography. New videos are published regularly. Follow me on: [Learn Pet Photography] Website and blog: www.learnpetphotography.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/learnpetphotography Instagram: www.instagram.com/learnpetphotography [Charlotte Reeves Photography] Website and blog: www.charlottereeves.com.au Facebook: www.facebook.com/charlottereevesphotography Instagram: www.instagram.com/charlottereevesphotography #LearnPetPhotography #EditMyPhoto Looking for an online pet photography course? Keen to create amazing dog photography? Learn Pet Photography will guide you through every step. Charlotte Reeves is an Australian pet photographer with 13 years of experience doing exactly what you’re trying to do, and she’s sharing all her secrets and tricks of the trade with you through online and in-person training! Visit her official website to access free daily tips, comprehensive learning resources and tutorials and her flagship 10-episode action-packed dog photography online course, RealShoots.