
Post Processing For Landscape Photography
- Learn how to recover details when shooting toward the sun.
- No complicated layers or steps, just a simple approach that makes sense.
- Bite sized lessons so you can follow along step by step at your own pace.
- A huge variety of subjects, lighting and scenes to learn from.
Post processing is a critical part of digital photography and can often make or break an image in its final stages.
This course shares with you a simple yet highly effective workflow for processing RAW landscape images, with an emphasis on creating depth and a realistic result.
This isn’t about Photoshop trickery or over-the-top AI edits, it’s about making the most of what you’ve captured with your camera with a reverence and respect for nature and the art of landscape photography.
Step By Step ‘Patino Method’ Post Processing.
40 Different Lessons.
RAW files included.
Works in Photoshop (ACR) and Lightroom (LRC)
5 Hours of Learning.

What You’ll Learn
• A universal approach for processing a variety of scenes
• How to recover details in large dynamic range scenery (like sunrises and sunsets)
• Post Processing techniques to create a sense of visual depth
• How to use light to create flow and shape an image
• The differences between Adobe programs and what you really need
• The key ingredients for making a great landscape photo
• The powerful role of darkness and light
• Masking and local adjustment tools
• Saving and exporting files – converting RAW to jpeg
• How to edit waterfalls, sunrises, sunsets and night sky images
Program Requirement
• Wills editing workflow is carried out in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) however some lessons are also taught in Lightroom for those that prefer it.
• This approach to editing can be easily applied to most modern programs





