- #PHOTOSHOP MACKUP BEFOE AND AFTER HOW TO#
- #PHOTOSHOP MACKUP BEFOE AND AFTER SKIN#
Then, I used the pink palette from the limited edition Too Faced Le Grand Chateau holiday kit. So, I did my eyes and lips without foundation first.įirst, I groomed my brows with the Youngblood Brow Artiste Sculpting Pencil in Natural Brunette. I feel like that would be distracting and a bit misleading.
#PHOTOSHOP MACKUP BEFOE AND AFTER SKIN#
I wanted you to see ONLY the skin – and not a no-makeup before and then a full face of makeup after. Normally I do my eyes and lips after foundation, but I did it backwards for the purposes of this before and after shot. No Photoshop – what you see is what you get! And, I used Too Faced cosmetics for my eyes, cheeks and lips, along with a bit of Kat Von D Tattoo Liner. I also used the Youngblood Contour Palette in the final picture. People always tell me I have great skin, but they don’t know what lies underneath! Ha! Here you can see what my skin looks like when it’s freaking out with acne, and how I was able to conceal dark spots and under eye circles with Youngblood Cosmetics. Hi beauty bunnies! Today I wanted to show you a before and after. Saturation – increased the reds to bring out the reds in the cliff and the blue to enhance the water.Before and After Makeup with Youngblood Cosmetics.
Increased contrast and global saturation. Adjusted hue to slightly change the color of blue Saturation – Adjusted the blue to darken the sky. Increased brightness, contrast, and saturation. Increased fill light, contrast, clarity and saturation. The graduated filters were used to darken the sky and the adjustment brush was used to brighten the cliffs and add a bit of contrast. 
This image also has a combination of graduated filters and adjustment brushes. Split toning – blue shadows, warmer highlights. Increased contrast, clarity, and global saturation. Custom cropped to better balance the composition and remove the foamy water at the bottom. Variety of hue adjustments mainly shifting the blue color of the flower to purple. Sharpening – Because this image was cropped so much and the detail of the flower was important, careful sharpening has been applied. Split toning – warm highlights and cool shadows. Recovered clipped highlights on flower leaves. Saturation – Increase saturation and luminance of oranges and yellows to bring out the color of the fish. Basic adjustments – recovered highlights, increased fill light, brightness, clarity, and global saturation. Split toning – cool shadows and warm highlihgts. Slight increase to brightness and contrast. I used a warmer tone for the highlights to retain the typical colors of sunset around the sun. This image could just as easily be intensely golden, or nearly blood red just by changing the shadows slider. Because this image had a lot of darker tones, and sunsets often vary in color intensity, by changing the colors of the shadows you can change the color of the sky quite a bit. Split toning – This image is a great example of how adjustments under the split toning panel can produce dramatic results. Split toning – teal shadows and warm highlights. Saturation of purples increased and hues of purples shifted to red to bring out the color in the flower. Hue and saturation have been adjusted to bring out the warm tones in the stalks of the cattails and the shift the color of the water. Basic adjustments – Increased brightness and contrast. Split toning – warm highlights, cool shadows. Basic adjustments – increased exposure, fill light, brightness, contrast, clarity, and saturation. Split toning – aqua shadows, low saturation purple highlights. 
Basic adjustments – increased exposure, contrast, saturation. Make sure to edit to your own unique tastes! 1. These are all processed fairly heavily, so you can see how much can be achieved. #PHOTOSHOP MACKUP BEFOE AND AFTER HOW TO#
The creative editing has been described after each example to give you an idea of how to achieve the look yourself! Note: All of these have had the colour balance adjusted, some had tone curve adjustments, and some had profile corrections. It includes about 10 videos just like this one: If you enjoy this blog post you’ll probably like our Before/After video tutorials. Here’s a sample video from the Before/After: Black & White video tutorial. Want to transform your photos from average to awesome in under 10 minutes? Check out our easy Lightroom Editing Skills tutorial! So we’ve thrown together 15 snazzy examples to show you just how much creative editing you can do using only Lightroom! We’ve been using Adobe Lightroom as our primary editing program for a couple years and it still regularly amazes us! Once you really dig into Lightroom, however, you’ll see that you can do so much neat stuff, it may just blow your mind! Many photographers see it as a tool for basic adjustments, like exposure, white balance, and contrast, but think that creative processing needs to be done in Photoshop. You’d be surprised how much creative editing you can do in Lightroom.
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