The lens-artists challenge set by Anne-Christine is called creativity. You can be creative in your photography and also creative when editing an image and the software you use. As I do all my initial edits in Lightroom Classic, I thought I would take this image and process it further in Luminar 3
What I love about the Luminar 3 software is the ability to add Sunrays.
You can, of course, do brush strokes in Lightroom Classic to create sunrays.. but it is a painstaking job. Whereas with Luminar 3 and Luminar 2018 you just add the Sunray filter.. place it where you want in the image and then change its appearance using the sunray sliders. I just wanted a hint of sunray through the trees. So lessened the look slightly with the sliders. And again with Luminar software, you can create your own presets, which I did with the above edits.
Love the effect!
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Thank you very much xx
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Wow!
The result is very amazing 🙂
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Thank you xx
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Looks like there should be a fairy landing in the middle of your sun’s rays Bren – quite a beautiful scene. I’d forgotten about that sun rays feature in Luminar – it really is very clever and easy to use. Thanks for the reminder!
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You are welcome … many thanks for the the lovely comment.
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A dreamy and enchanted look – creatively done. Love it. I am not familiar with Luminar – thank you for introducing it.
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Thank you …I love using Luminar for landscapes xx
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I like the soft romantic look you have bought to these forest images.
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Thank you xx
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Just like a painting. So beautiful.
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Thank you xx
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Truly beautiful!
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Thank you xx
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Real nice! This is what I’ve been trying to do with my Images, but just can’t get it right! I have Lightroom CC & Photoshop CC. Need written tut on how this is done?
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The Sundays were created by using Luminar software… And a lot of the light features were created with the radial filters in Lightroom
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