before and after | st. louis photographer

I thought I would share a fast and easy before and after for you. The top image is SOOC (straight out of camera) and the bottom is my final edit. I opened the image up in Lightroom, warmed it up a bit using the temperature sliders, cropped it and then took it over to Photoshop. From there, I used my patch tool (i looove the patch tool) to remove the house and goal post. I like to give my images a nice, matte look, and it’s super easy to do so without using actions. To create your own matte simply open a new color fill layer, fill it with a nice gray and put it in “lighten” mode. Then just adjust the opacity to taste. Easy peasy. After that i just ran Michelle Kane Photography’s *free* (and awesome!) Buttery Blur and brushed it off the girl. Took it back into Lightroom where I sharpened it and VOILA!

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