It is Monday and I have another video for you. I thought I might try something a bit different this week.
I videoed my trip, well parts of it so I have put together a video with the waterfall. I have also included a look at all the photos I took and at the end, I processed the two photos you see in this post.
I don’t really know what you guys want to see, so I am guessing here. I like to think I would enjoy something like these when I was starting out on my photography journey.
I did get back to Steavenson Falls, I told you about it a couple of weeks ago. It was incredible, unfortunately, the conditions for photographing it weren’t. You will have to see the video to see what I mean.
Here it is.
This is a long exposure that I took and have worked on.
The image in the header was also worked on in the video.
I know I ask this a lot, but if there is anything that you would like to see me doing in the videos, then please tell me.
Best👍
Thank you.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
Love the waterfall and a helpful video. I don’t use photoshop much but I probably should try it a bit. 😊
Thank you and that is great to hear that it is helpful. It is a big program, but let’s you do a lot.
I love this, Leanne. Steavenson Falls use to be one of our favourite day trips from Melbourne. That is so much water coming down. I use to love sitting with my feet in a water pool at the top of the falls after that hot walk uphill. Our dam was looking like a waterfall a few weeks ago too! Great photos. Lynn
Thank you Lynn, it is an amazing waterfall and you are so right so close to Melbourne. I think it takes me about an hour and a half to get there. We were so surprised to see how much water there was, especially as we hadn’t had that much rain in the days leading up to it. I like the idea of the waterfall dam, sounds great.
You have inspired me to travel over to there again. It has been a while.
That’s great, always nice to inspire people. Sounds like it is time you went for a visit.
Thanks Leanne, another useful video to see how you works through the highlights and shadows with bright water.
You’re welcome Chris, hope it is helpful for you. Thank you.
Since you asked😁, would u show how you process your cityscapes?
You will see how I do it eventually. The problem is that it takes me hours, but also what I do on one image I don’t do on another. Each one is done separately if that makes sense.
Great instructive video Leanne. I hardly use PS so this was great for me to watch. Thanks! Yes, do more.
That’s great to hear Anne, I use it a lot. I will see what I can do. Thank you.
Beautiful black and white capture, Leanne 👍
Thank you Phil.
so beautiful
Thank you Beth.