Category: Software

If you’re a landscape photographer looking to make your shots as powerful as possible to ensure the best stock sales then you’ll often be needing to increase the drama of your skies. It’s easy to do using Affinity Photo’s Gradient Tool.

You need deep pockets to invest in top quality fast lenses that are capable of exquisite bokeh, but Affinity Photo can offer the same look retrospectively and it’s a delightfully simple process to master as Matty Graham demonstrates.

You’ve got a great shot but your client needs it as a landscape rather than upright. Rather than lose the sale you can turn to Affinity Photo and reformat it in a matter of moments. Matty Graham shows us how, above,  in the latest in our series of simple-to-follow workshops.

We show how you can take advantage of the Selective Colour feature found in Affinity Photo’s Adjust Layers toolbox to assert control of the hues in your image and to explore the creative possibilities this opens up

The hyper real look might not work for everyone, but there are times when the startling detail it can add to a commercial or social portrait perfectly complements the character of the subject. Matty Graham talks you through the process as he uses Affinity Photo to create the look.