Long gone are the days when you looked at black and white photos in creaky photo albums or boxes of discolored Polaroids in order to remember the recorded moments. Today pretty much anyone can edit the photos they have taken as works of art - with Lightroom, Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Aurora HDR, Luminar, Photolemur and dozens of other programs. If you want to professionalize the photo editing as well as the planning of the pictures, for example to take your vacation photos to a new level, I have a video and DVD tip for you: tutorials and the DVD “Artworks from vacation photos 5” by Pavel Kaplun .
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“Works of art from vacation photos 5” by Pavel Kaplun
If you use Photoshop and Lightroom from Adobe for photo editing, you should get the DVD Artwork from the vacation photos 5 take a look at Pavel Kaplun; at least on the Amazon product page. There are still a few copies left there as well as five 5-star ratings, all of which speak in favor of the purchase.
Not only the professional quality of the provided explanations as well as the achievable results are emphasized, but also the funny, relaxed manner of Pavel Kaplun. In this and the previous four parts of the series, the photo specialist gives numerous helpful tips and explains tricks for beautifully staged holiday photos.
Weekly updates: videos on photo editing and gear
You can reach a lot more people and probably more income from producing and selling educational DVDs these days with YouTube. In addition, updates and helpful tips and tricks can be published on the Google video platform much faster. That is why the Youtube channel by Pavel Kaplun. From tripod care to animal portraits and smartphone photography to composing image collages in Photoshop, many topics are represented in the weekly videos. Here are three examples for a first look:
Digital Photo School: More DVDs available from Amazon
In addition to the DVD listed above with the current part of the tutorial series on vacation photos, there are several other DVD courses from Pavel Kaplun and his creative studio. For example the title 99 clever Photoshop tricks, which not only provides explanations and possible uses of 99 Photoshop tools, functions and settings, but also brings along images to imitate and practice.
If you like to photograph people and prefer to shoot portraits, you can take a look at Creative portrait photography throw. 8,5 hours of concentrated knowledge are offered, as well as image material with which you can gain your own experience directly by putting the new knowledge and skills into practice.
Matching blog category: Photography & drones at Sir Apfelot
Conclusion
I came across Pavel Kaplun's videos and DVDs while looking for a Lightroom tutorial for landscape photography. I was immediately amazed by his funny but knowledgeable way of explaining. Above all, with the DVDs designed for special photos and techniques - like works of art from the holiday photos 5 - you learn how to plan photos better before they are taken and, above all, how to creatively edit them.
Personally, I am busy taking photos, but then there is usually a lack of post-processing and I only use Photolemur for image enhancement. However, you can get a lot more out of the photos if you use Lightroom CC. And how it works, Pavel explains on the DVD using practical examples from his photo trips. A really recommendable concept if you want to take your own "travel photography" to a new level;)
Raffle of two DVDs!
I have just received feedback from Miho (Pavel's business partner) that they are sending me two DVDs for the raffle. As always, they will be raffled among the readers of my newsletter. If you are interested in a DVD, sign up today and you will receive a notice of participation in the newsletter.
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Jens has been running the blog since 2012. He acts as Sir Apfelot for his readers and helps them with technical problems. In his spare time he rides electric unicycles, takes photos (preferably with the iPhone, of course), climbs around in the Hessian mountains or hikes with the family. His articles deal with Apple products, news from the world of drones or solutions to current bugs.
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