Wildlife Editing Secrets

Lesson 1 – Simple Start to Finish Workflow
Lesson 2 – Cropping for Wildlife (Environment vs Subject Action and Ratios)
Lesson 3 – Cropping Reflections and Wings
Lesson 4 – Drawing Attention / Light to your Subject
Lesson 5 – Adjusting Color
Lesson 6 – Enhancing Feathers and Fur
Lesson 7 – Problems With Groups of Wildlife
Lesson 8 – Piecing Different Photos Together
Lesson 9 – Removing Distractions (Content Aware)
Lesson 10 – Removing Distractions (Clone and Heal)
Lesson 11 – Removing Distractions (The Patch Method)
Lesson 12 – Removing Distractions (The Blur Method)
Lesson 13 – Sky Replacement
Lesson 14- Bright Sky Dark Bird
Lesson 15 – Moving Things with Content Aware Move
Lesson 16 – Blurring the background
Lesson 17 – Adding Motion Blur to Backgrounds
Lesson 18 – Fixing a Clipped Wing
Lesson 19 – Eyes – Brightening
Lesson 20 – Eyes – Sharpening
Lesson 21 – Eyes – Adding Catch Lights
Lesson 22 – Noise Reduction in Lightroom/Photoshop
Lesson 23 – Noise Reduction Using Topaz DeNoise
Lesson 24 – Sharpening in Lightroom/Photoshop
Lesson 25 – Sharpening Using Topaz Sharpen
Lesson 26 – My Thoughts On Upsizing or Enlarging
Lesson 27 – Thinking About Topaz? Watch This First
Lesson 28 – Most Common Editing Problems I See
Lesson 29 – How to Narrow Down Large Quantities of Photos
Lesson 30 – Some Quick Photo Competition Thoughts
Lesson 31 – Start to Finish Workflow 1
Lesson 32 – Start to Finish Workflow 2
Lesson 33 – Start to Finish Workflow 3
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Lesson 21 – Eyes – Adding Catch Lights

Wildlife Editing Secrets Lesson 21 – Eyes – Adding Catch Lights
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