Transforming Landscapes: My Lightroom Editing Journey!

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Dive into the fascinating journey of Lightroom editing with my latest video, Transforming Landscapes: My Lightroom Editing Journey!"
Discover how to transform your photos from ordinary to extraordinary using Adobe Lightroom's powerful features. I will take you through the evolution of editing techniques, showcasing everything from basic adjustments to advanced pro-level edits that will elevate your photography skills.

In this video, you'll learn:
- The fundamental tools and settings in Lightroom
- How to make quick adjustments for stunning results
- Tips for mastering color grading
- Techniques for creating a cohesive editing style
- Time-saving shortcuts and workflow enhancements

Whether you're a beginner looking to improve your editing skills or a seasoned pro wanting to refine your techniques, this video has something for everyone. Join us on this editing journey and unlock the full potential of your photography with Lightroom!

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[rajithaherath-pe]

i think you have huge fan base all over the world.good luck and thank you for your valuable knowlage

[raulcervantes]

Attilio !!! Great….Please keep making more videos, it is de way we can see you and share with us…….LIFE !!!

[rajithaherath-pe]

hi man i love you man... i am your fan from sri lanka...your are the my one and only favorit photographer .... lot of thank

[niterunner]

Don't disappear for too long, professor

[goranritterfeldt]

Great to see you again. I appreciate your work and presentation very much. Take care, Göran in Latvia

[lusza]

Thank you for your great tips in postproduction!!!

[antonoat]

I much prefer the new version, I think we all change how we feel about our editing over time. I like your simplistic yet stylish editing space, I imagine the simple uncluttered space helps you concentrate completely on the image with zero distractions !

[jrfsailing]

You're such a great teacher! Thank you!

[talexanderphoto]

Thanks for the revisit to your older edits. That is quite the contrast between now and 10 years ago on the image - the new one looks so much more refined. I find myself doing this quite often with older images - especially as LR/PS keeps advancing and the tools get better. I also love your new studio - quite a change from California! Take care.

[charliemac]

Watching your videos, I always find that I have learned, you have the gift of teaching, a joy to watch.

[charlenenagel]

I love the new version too. So interesting to see how tastes develop, and so nice to be able to revisit old images at a later time. Many thanks Attilio!

[GeoffBarcham]

Love both. But your latest is the better of the two. More realistic. Well done mate.

[jacktaylor]

I remember the edit of this before, the outcome from today is better!

[hawkeshead]

Great to have you back. Super video that shows not only how one’s creative interpretation changes over time but also how Lightroom has developed.

[anujasharma]

Your teachings bring me back to this channel always. We missed you while u were away dear Atillio. Looks forward to many more dear friend. Love from New Delhi, India

[scurve]

Wow Attilio watching your videos always inspires me. This video especially touches on a subject which to me is difficult to grasp and that is what is right. the answer is always both or maybee neither. Photography is truely an art and art is in the creater so to speak. I struggle like you because i like most people gravitate towards images that are really saturated and pop with color and contrast but as an architect I also value authenticity in the image. Both images are spectacular but you had a great subject to start with. I think i like the second edit a bit more. Please continue and be well and continue to inspire the rest of us.

[gopalbarkur]

Great to see you back Attilio, I like the way you edit . But for this video is concerned I think both results represent two extreme ends, one warm and later one cooler. Nevertheless I always appreciate your commitment commitment .Keep clicking.

[АлексейВерзун]

I think that you are the best at longexposure photography on YouTube. You inspired me! So now I'm involved in this process!

[ehoffmann]

It's about growth. And we should never stop growing. thank you

[RiccardoPareschi]

Always a great pleasure watch your video, thanks ! Improvements are always around us, is important catch them. I've decided to leave the Adobe world (because I hate the invasive style of the company and the subscription plans) and now is the moment to reedit all my preferred shots whit a new software.