Thoughts on how this color is achieved? Photographer is Kelby Reck https://www.kelbyreck.com/. They almost look like Kodachrome. The glow I assume if from a mist filter, but I don’t know where to start with the color editing…. In submitted by /u/stahrphighter

Pete Muller’s ‘cinematic’ tonality. How is it achieved? (c) Pete Muller – petemullerphotography.com AnthropogeneticWheel made a fascinating post about Pete Muller’s work a couple of days ago. Most of the discussion centred around choice of lens and aperture. I am really curious how Pete would go about creating his tonality, and what I mean specifically is a ‘cinematic’ look, most evident with skin to…

How was this lighting achieved? Hey y’all, this photo is trending on social media and I’ve had a few inquiries of people wanting to do this exact look. Does anyone have any ideas for how it was achieved?! submitted by /u/ddafxo

Glow-up makeup achieved! submitted by /u/Discomunicated

How is this style of lighting achieved? What I mean specifically is a obvious lack (or minimal presence) of shadows. These images look as if the models were superimposed onto a plain colour block. I understand that there is a element of volume lighting trying to create light box around the model but I’d like to understand the specifics? :)) submitted by /u/cheesecake-queen

What is this colour style and how is it achieved? As a hobbyist photographer, I severely lack the vocabulary to describe to other people my favourite colour “style”, like the one in these photos. For me it looks very vivid, but how is it described in technical terms and how is it achieved? submitted by /u/Fickle-Vanilla-7565

How a 17-year-old Darts Phenomenon Achieved Sporting Greatness World champion, famous, a millionaire. What on earth is next for Luke Littler, other than impending adulthood?

How is this particular style achieved? And does it have a name? I’m not even sure how I would describe it so I hope the photos help illustrate my point. This kind of soft low-contrast look I guess. Is it mostly in post or how the lighting is set up? Some are digital some are film, I’ll be using film if that matters. submitted by /u/BenAndBoujee

How is the sun tracking achieved? Anyone know how they’re filming this? Are they just manually moving the camera? https://x.com/justin_hart/status/1869060772585996320 submitted by /u/b5465095

How was the lighting for this photo achieved? submitted by /u/SecretReality

Hoe was this look achieved? Is it a lens filter, is it Photoshop in post production, is it OCF and what settings could these be? I can’t seem to figure it out. submitted by /u/tralala_L

How is this gradient background achieved? submitted by /u/henry123h

How are these blacks/colours achieved? carolineegrzelak horduringason They look like color prints from film along with diffusion on the enlarger. The black looks so thickand it kinda blooms and bleeds. How can this effect be replicated on digital or even film without darkroom? I have used Gaussian Blur on a Darken or Multiply layer but can’t seem to reach this blacks. submitted b…

How is this colour achieved? I’m somewhat experienced with photography however I’m starting to try and push my work and develop my own style. Ive been looking at what references I frequently turn to as a way on understanding what I like in an image. One common thread I found was the type of rich colour seen in the images shown (work of Krzysztof Jan and Rafael Pavoratti) bu…

How is this achieved? Is this all in camera? submitted by /u/Bapmingren

First solo traveling trip, achieved my dream of visiting Switzerland. Picks of a hike near Murren, Bern, and Lauterbrunnen. This only reinforced my want to visit again and see more of this country. submitted by /u/Wallywutsizface

film-like look achieved? I’m traveling to Japan next month and wanted to achieve a film-like look for my photos. Attached is the same photo, once taken with my iPhone and my old digital camera (edited). Does the digital camera’s image look like film to you? submitted by /u/Zealousideal_Tree337

How is this type of colour/edit achieved? – photo by Krzysztof Bednarski submitted by /u/Raffy_Patel

How was this light flare effect achieved? https://www.instagram.com/p/C5vpjrSLiX5/ There is clearly significant photoshop work in the image, but I am wondering if there a way to achieve that neat cross-hatch type of flaring on the stadium lights using a lens or filter or something? Or was that effect just added in photoshop/post? And if so, how? submitted by /u/RealNotFake

I entered a local photography contest and my picture got selected to appear in a show. With that goal achieved, I want to sell them. Minus the usual places (social media, galleries), how should I go about doing that? submitted by /u/IndividualAd7103