How to Edit Photos Like a Pro (Workflow Tips & Tricks)

You're a magician in Lr.
Thank you so much for your teachings!

I looked and didn't find a video, comparing DXO Pure Raw Four to the full Topaz program. I have topaz sharpen and denoise but if I'm not careful I get some really funny spots on my photos. I'm an amateur so don't know if DXO raw would be worth it for me. I mostly post on instagram and facebook, wildlife photos. But I do like my photos to look as professional as I can get them.

Excellent edit and beautiful cat image 👍

Brilliant stuff.

Fantastic workflow and the way you use masks is amazing. I’d love to see before and after edits at the end of the videos

Very Nice & Informative 👍🌹👌

Mark, you are about the best I've seen with Lightroom - thanks very much for your videos - impressive stuff

So that's why my images (edited with Lightroom 6.14) don't measure up to the great quality and detail of pro images today. In a strange sort of way that makes me feel a great deal better about my own images. While I was very impressed with the many conceptual techniques you used to bring out the best in this image I'd drive myself nuts if I allowed myself to attempt these many complex steps in image processing.

This is a really great tutorial Mark! All done in LR once you got it out of DXO no less just superb because all your steps are so easy to follow

unrelated but I tried unsuccessfully to update my email for your newsletters. Please advise. Thanks

The magic is in the selective masks! ❤

wow, you're a wizard. I learnt so much on this video!

Another banger Mark, love the edit!

I have saved this video to watch again. Quite a few techniques I can use on my images. Very useful - thanks!

Many thanks Mark. Very useful. Why do you not start with Lightroom denoise? Is there a big difference?

Another great video Mark. I am passing on your website address to others that I think will benefit from your training.

Such a good editing tutorial Mark. Well done.

The Greek word for “photography” translates to “drawing with light” and you nailed it! I loved this tutorial. Picked up several things I could use for my workflow. Great job! 👏