Here, Elia focused on capturing the glacial lakes, rivers, and rocks that lead up to the iconic mountain towers. We then explore more of Patagonia by traveling to El Chalten in Argentina. It is here that Elia captured the elusive Fitz Roy mountain and explored some of the winding rivers that are found in the Los Glaciares National Park.
This candid mini-documentary shows everything that went right and wrong during the filming of the entire tutorial.
We will be releasing these new PTW 4 episodes over the next year on our Youtube Channel, and you can enjoy the first episode below for free.
This week I got a call for a submission of images taken in the leading national parks of India, one of them being Bandhavgarh National Park, one of the most important in the country because the number of tigers that live […]. Architecture , Reportage , Spain , Travel Photography medieval , stones , town. After Valle del Jerte and Sierra de Gredos, my final visit in the region was to the medieval town of Trujillo Caceres , one of the many stunning old towns and villages spread all over the Spanish geography.
Apart from its stunning well-preserved architecture, Trujillo is where two of the most important Spanish conquerors, Francisco Pizarro […].
My previous post was about the stunning Valle del Jerte during the cherry blossom. The valley sits on the western end of Sierra de Gredos, the main mountain range in Central Spain. I am really looking forward to it. A little feedback, I do hope to see more workflow using luminosity mask. I think is an essential tool for landscapes and cityscapes works.
Thanks for the nice compliment Vincent. I'm very happy to hear you enjoyed the tutorials. I cover luminosity masking towards the end of Iceland and into New Zealand.
Yes I do. What I meant was perhaps creating your own masks, targeted mask and how to refine the masks. For instance, when I want to brighten my shadows, i usually want to keep the really dark area unaffected to maintain contrast.
I know for certain he covers this at the Wanaka Tree and elsewhere in the tutorial. I'm not expert on illumination masks but I remember Elia specifically selecting masks for just the shadows, highlights, and then inverting both to get a mid tones only mask. In just a few simple words: this course is awesome. Either you're a beginner or an advanced landscape photographer you will find in-depth explanations of shooting and post processing techniques which will help take your own photography to the next level.
And Elia's style of teaching is amazing, not only an excellent landscape photographer but also a great teacher. This is the first series of a number of tutorials which will be released in the next few months and will cover astrophotography and cityscape photography as well.
Highly recommended! I hope this big file to download is splitted in several parts,as such a big file is difficult to download. Yes, each files is less than 2GB so you should be able to download multiple files pretty easily. If not, we do offer the USB option so you can have the entire thing delivered to your home. Play Trailer. Produced by Fstoppers. Back to Store. Meet Elia. This tutorial includes 15 lessons and post processing sessions. Follow along and edit your own versions of each image.
Meet Your Instructor. About Elia Locardi Elia Locardi is an internationally acclaimed professional travel photographer, Fujifilm Global Ambassador, writer, public speaker and highly experienced educator who spends his life shooting some of the most beautiful locations in the world. If you are not fully satisfied with the quality of this product, we will offer you a full refund. Refund conditions are outlined in our terms of service.
Check out all of our tutorials at Fstoppers. Log in or register to post comments. Could you provide a three minute preview of a post-processing training? Lee Morris Morten Jess Nielsen - July 15, We may release free sections later but as of right now I'd suggest you take advantage of our money back guarantee. Berthold Meincke - July 15, I bought it yesterday, downloaded all the files with incredible speed.
Stephen flournoy - July 15, I've been studying landscape photography for quite a while now. She is not a big fan of Fstoppers right now : I highly recommend this Tutorial. Well worth the investment. Thanks 1 Can I fly in the above places? Steve Pope - July 16, By far one of the best investments I have made this year. Steve Pope - July 17, The post processing tips are superb! Carey St. Hilaire - July 17, After taking Elia Locardi's Moments in Time face to face training in New York City and receiving a wealth of knowledge, I jumped at another learning opportunity to improve my skills.
Gordon Bell - July 18, Having purchased the tutorial from Elia I can strongly recommend any photographer irrespective of experience purchasing this digital adventure. Steve Pope - July 20, One of my favorite parts of Elia's lessons is that you can stop the video and listen to a section over and over until you understand what he is doing and how you can apply the same things to your images. Rafael Orczy - July 23, great video!
Patrick Hall sheri kowalski - July 25, You def need Lightroom or capture one although I guess you could use photoshops Adobe raw editor if you had to.
Anonymous sheri kowalski - September 6, [Edited] Given the limited edits he performs in LR, you could easily replicate them in Camera Raw.
Ryan Barnes - July 27, I just purchased yesterday and have watched the first 3 episodes. Looking forward to checking that one out too! Oliver Hartmann - July 28, Dear Fstoppers and Elia, i am thinking about to purchase the tutorial.
Hope my english isn't too bad not only in this post, also to understand the tutorial ;- Thanks and best regards from Germany. Kevin Head - July 28, I wasn't sure whether to buy this package or not due to its price, I had watched the BTS videos and each new one, I was tempted more. Well done Stoppers and Elia, your got another fan : One suggestion, the video file of location and post processing I would of preferred as 2 files.
James Washer - July 28, I've watched a lot of photography tutorials -- kelbyone, lynda. Craig Powell - July 30, Lee and Patrick pulled out all the tricks in the bag to bring this project to life - and it shows. Great job, guys! Now I'm really exited about the Cityscape tutorial and look forward on learning even more. I really appreciate your feedback about the post-processing. Pranjal Gogoi - July 30, Wow just wow Thank you so much! I recently chanced upon a photography tutorial on YouTube by the talented Elia Locardi and the cool folks at fstoppers and fell in love with what they have come up with.
Have a look:. I am hooked. The idea is simple: create amazing and high quality video of on-field photography action and then showcase post-processing techniques for bringing out the best in those photographs. I loved the first part so much that I decided to try out the entire tutorial series: 15 episodes shot in stunning locations across Iceland and New Zealand, tons of post-processing lessons, and snippets of their behind-the-scene shenanigans.
Elia Locardi is a talented photographer who travels the world discovering and photographing some of the most stunning landscapes.
He has a unique style of shooting and post-processing that make his images a visual treat. What I have always liked about his images is that they all look natural and tasteful instead of having that HDR effect that a lot of other landscape images have on the internet. Have a look at this one:. I always used to wonder how he manages to get such a balanced finish to his photographs and now I know why.
He also shares his photographs and thoughts over on his blog blamethemonkey. I feel this tutorial is for those who already have a good grasp on the basics of photography and know their way around Lightroom and Photoshop.
The entire series has been shot and edited in a very structured way. Elia starts out by sharing details of his photography gear serious gadget-jealousy happened while watching that episode ;- and then moves on to briefly explaining the basics of photography. The third course is mostly cityscapes as well but incorporates some tilt shift techniques and panorama techniques. I think both would be applicable but if you only wants to choose one, you should probably start with number two and then consider number three.
Hi Xavier. Elia does not speak specifically about web export settings within PS or LR in the tutorial but I think this information is pretty available and could be found with a simple google search.
Your email address will not be published. Download Photographing the World 3. Download Photographing the World 4. Viaggi Fotografia. Travel Photography. How to blend two or more exposures with Raya Pro using Quick Blending. Lumi32 review: the new generation of 32 Bit Luminosity Masks. Comments Fabio, great review, thanks for all the effort. Thanks for your time and consideration. Best, Thomas. Does it cover web export settings on PS and LR?
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