Skillshare – Lightroom: Add a Cinematic Look to your Pictures

Hello Artists..

Or today i have to say "Hello Photographers" ?!

Well as you probably know, i don't make difference between Artist and photographers, I just think those are two different way to express yourself, and I really think there is a very strict connection between painting and photography.

This is actually the main reason about this class ;) ..i mean, "can you paint with photography !?" of course yes :)

The other main reason i made this class, probably the first class dedicated to a Photography, is because .... yes I am a photographer as well.

Most of the times, when i start a painting project, in Traditional Watercolor, Acrylic, or Digital Art, my reference image is a photo made by me.

Any time i have a photo shooting with a friend, or with a model, my mind is oriented to get some picture, to dedicate to a possible future painting.

Well, today I am not going to make "a painting" but anyway i will edit a picture, in a cinematic look, and actually in my honest opinion, that's another way to create an Artwork.

Also, i printed that specific image, on a real paper surface, so i actually converted it in a kind of Fine-art result.
You can, and You could do the same.

In this class I will show you all my entire editing process, from the RAW file straight form the camera, to the final result printed on paper.

I really hope you will enjoy my workflow, and i really hope you can compare my workflow, to your workflow, because is the best way to find the difference, to learn something you, or I probably missed.

If you like movie with a good light and photography, and if you like street and urban style in photography, i think you will like this photo editing.

I talked too much, so I will leave you see the class, and I will see you to my next class.

See you soon :)

Nero di Venere