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60 Second Lightroom Edit #2

23/03/2020 In Lightroom, Photo Tips, Venture Blog By sengmah

60 Second Lightroom Edit #2

60 second lightroom edit

 

Today’s 60 Second Lightroom Edit is a portrait, just for something different! The initial image is quite overexposed (which is why you should always shoot in Raw, so that you can recover overexposure/underexposure in your image). Let’s see what 60 seconds in Lightroom Classic can do.
 

 

And here’s the final image:

Caitlin at the window

 

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