Waterfall editing tips and tricks

Post processing a waterfall using Luminar 4.3 using quick tips and tricks.
In this video I'll show you how to edit your waterfall images using simple methods to achieve a finished image.
Using various methods shown in other videos I hope you find the video helpful.

Thanks for watching :)

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[TheDavcoll]

Love the attention to the tiniest detail.
Dave

[mulletATheart]

Another great video. Thanks. I really like the B&W trick.

[sebjulien]

Please, when Luminar AI is released do not stop making videos about Luminar 4. You really are the best Youtuber right now working on Luminar.
I just found out about your channel. I didn't even know that Luminar was able to do what you do. If possible can you show us how to do photobashing in Luminar 4 please.

[jamieagnew]

Felt my creative energy draining a bit so decided to have a wee binge of your channel to top them back up- In awe as always 😍 Hope you're doing well

[charlespearson]

Thanks Gary, another superb tutorial.

[pexeu]

For as much as I enjoy your composite videos I definitely get more out of these type of image editing ones, I’m looking forward to the new ‘Gary in the field’ videos ... thanks for your content mate 👍

[malcolmyates]

Thanks for that Gary we always learn something 👌

[LeeSurber]

Quick question! I'm getting ready to move file locations to a new NAS storage pool. This means I will lose all edits! My plan is to strip the projects down to just the image layers that have been masked to create my base file for export! I will then export in 16 bit tiff. In this way I can always bring the file back in for adjustment layers after the files are moved! What are your thoughts on this! I have noticed that you tend to create a project folder for your composites! While that is a great way to organize it does take lots of drive space due to redundancy!