Posted on 2020-09-03

ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR EDITING TRICKS - ZOOM SEMINAR

ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR EDITING TRICKS - ZOOM SEMINAR Events

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Tbilisi
€3.50 / ticket
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Description

In this two hour discussion, we take a look at some architecture and interior edits that I have completed in the past – talking about the in camera process in the first half. Later we break down the editing of that image, prior to moving onto exposure blending techniques using Lightroom and/or Photoshop, colour theory and much more - with regards to architecture AND interiors.

I also answer your questions as we take a look at a live editing session. This session lasts two hours and couples are welcome as a single booking,. Seminar is 17.30PM Tbilisi time (where I am based currently), that is 14.30PM in London, 15.30PM in Berlin or Barcelona and 09.30AM in New York.

Type of Event

Virtual Talk

When

Duration

Two hours

Time Zone

GMT +4 (Tbilisi)

Delivered by

Zoom

Max group size

Reviews

Nicola
Apr 4, 2022
Really excellent talk from JK, which our members thoroghly enjoyed. His images are amazing, and his presentation was very professional.

Anne
Jun 24, 2021
A fantastic presentation!

Gary
Jun 24, 2021
Very interesting project, great photos and an excellent presentation by JK. The location looks great,

Martin
Sep 29, 2020
I wasn't aware this was a part 2 or at a fairly basic level of editing. A better description would have set expectations correctly. The colourful language at the start wasn't appreciated either.

Richard
Sep 28, 2020
A great presentation by JK. Very informative, and as a Photoshop Instructor by trade, it's always nice to see how someone else edits and to pick up the occasional trick too.
Would definitely recommend JK's talk to anyone interested in shooting and editing architecture.

Elaine
Sep 22, 2020
So appreciated JK's generosity in sharing tips and techniques. And that was in addition to the gorgeous locations he showed us. I've always had a real passion for old and hidden spaces . . the search became much harder when I left Istanbul to live in Montreal. So thank you, JK that was a glorious vicarious trip.