Level up your Landscape Photos with this Awesome colour grading Technique!

In today's on-location video, I take to the Lake District national park to shoot an old mill. In this video, I go through the shoot, edit and printing stage and talk about a simple colour grading technique that can transform your photos.

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[rodgerholden]

Great shot and informative editing technique. Thanks Ian.

[grantnewton]

Excellent Ian…. Was great to see the end to end process - great print!

[BarwickGreen]

I really liked the idea of reducing the number of colours and have tried it on several of my own images this evening, it's very powerful! Thank you.

[jimfok]

I really like this shoot to print format. Thank you. -Elaine J.

[sajjadal-lawati]

I love the locations you visit, and the equipment you use ...add to it in this video is the process and printing >>> big Bonus ....Thank you

[jonstout]

What a great location and shot! Thanks for broadening my possibilities with Adobe. You might also have given me direction on where I should live when I retire. I can’t make it to the UK, but perhaps Tennessee where my oldest daughter lives. I know that state has the green hills, mountains, streams and old stone buildings. So glad I was directed to your channel.

[RobertMintonPhotography]

That was a fantastic image in the end Ian.

[brendanlynch]

First off, a beautiful image, really like that natural warm style. As for the video, I love when you do these, they are so useful for people like me who are relatively new to editing. It's one thing to learn what all the tools and sliders do, another thing entirely to understand how to create a certain look from a RAW file. It helps of course that you have a wonderful way of explaining your thought process, for me you're up there with the best on you tube.

[jezzrichings]

Great video, Ian. It’s always good to see the editing process and to get an understanding of why you make the adjustments that you do. More of this please!

[peternickols]

Great to learn a bit more about the colour wheel and how you processed the image. Super location. It is on my list for a few weeks time. You are fuelling my excitement. Great video. 👍

Great Video! More of it please. ;-) I can learn a lot this way. Thanks!

[joebailey]

Thanks Ian, very useful tip around reducing colours with complex images. Thought the final image looked awesome, had that ‘painting’ feel to it.

[nh-sspw]

Looks great Ian, a lovely little scene. My only very minor critique, if I may be so bold, would of been to retain the blue in the smoke to draw attention too it. The fact that someone was living in such an old building was an interesting story within the frame (to me anyway) and the smoke provided some of that evidence ( cables aside) Enjoy your vids, have a great week! Nick

[paulthomas]

I love these videos where you walk us through the composition to the print. I would love to see what that composition looks like in the winter perhaps,

[keswicklimeyphotography]

Great video. This one of my favourite spots in Borrowdale. Having lived in Keswick 26 years I only discovered it two years back. Have been a few times now and the amount of water in Combe Gill does make a lot of difference to the atmosphere.

[colinjamesphoto]

Great video and great shot Ian, I personally have limited knowledge of lightroom, and the straightforward way you explained what you were doing has helped me out 1000% thank you!

[hibeesal]

Great video Ian well explained. Loved the discussion around complimentary colours and eliminating blue, this is not an area I've ever really considered so food for thought. Super final printed image although I may have removed the two branches intruding from top left, although I do understand and respect your aversion to cloning. Keep up the good work.

[supertec]

Great video👍, I photographed this mill last year when lock down was briefly lifted I was lucky enough to have good water flow but I think I like your edit much more than my own 😂🤣.

[SewOldFashioned]

Thanks for sharing your edits of this beautiful image - you've inspired me to look into the HSL panel a little more. The textures in this image are incredible!

[larsagren]

Great video Ian! I would have liked to the setting you choosed when exporting the picture.