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It’s no secret that we photographers enjoy making images! Getting out to great locations, experiencing the light, and knowing the tools are all part of our creative process. And in digital photography at least half the process — and half the fun! — comes during post-processing. It’s in post-processing where we can bring out the details of the exact scene we experienced, or apply textures, filters, and painterly effects to create an image that is more a product of the imagination.
Join photographer Rad Drew as he explores a palette full of Topaz Lab’s adjustments and tools to continue the process of creating images and manifesting creative vision in the digital darkroom. Rad will review updates to AI Clear, and take another look at the remarkable AI Gigapixel, Topaz’s latest artificial intelligence software for enlarging images. Then he’ll share his workflow for processing landscapes, Cuban ballet dancers, and his hallmark infrared images using a variety of editing tools and Pro Adjustments.
Rad is a teacher, tour leader, and award-winning photographer whose creative images have been recognized in juried international competitions and exhibited in galleries around the world. His photography workshops in the South of France, Cape Cod, Tuscany, Cuba, and other destinations throughout the USA are great ways to learn while photographing beautiful areas of the world.
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Rad’s Website: http://www.RadDrewPhotography.com
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