Winter photography can bring a whole new set of challenges when it comes to editing your photos. For example, if you don’t want to blow out all the detail in a wintry scene, you will likely have to underexpose your subjects to keep the snow properly exposed. So you end up with a photo with really pretty snow, but your subjects are really dark (underexposed). Read along as Julie Rivera Photography teaches exactly how to use Photoshop to brighten up underexposed subjects with a few easy photo editing steps. You can read the entire tutorial here:
We hope you enjoy this little photo editing tutorial and pick up some great tips for your winter photos!
Julie Rivera, owner of Julie Rivera Photography, is an untalented but enthusiastic singer, a dedicated treadmill jogger, a mom to two young girls and one young man and a pretty open blogger sharing her trials and triumphs with photography and motherhood on her blog. Be sure to follow along on Facebook, too!
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