Posts by Author: Ole Henrik Skjelstad
First review of the new Nisi 15mm f4 lens
Nisi is best known for its high–quality filters. The company recently changed its name to Nisi Optics, showing a new and extended vision geared towards…
The pro panel speeds up your editing in photoshop
John Weatherby has developed a panel for Photoshop that will help you speed up your editing workflow. There are quite a few panels out there….
How to use masking and augmented sky in Luminar Sky Replacement
A few days back, I compared Photoshop and Luminar AI Beta’s sky replacement feature. When I turned to Luminar AI, I struggled with a mountain…
How to use the sky replacement tool in photoshop to add sky reflections
It is not trivial, but with some trickery, you can fool Photoshop’s Sky Replacement AI to replace more than just the sky. You could, for…
Photographers, make sure you make these mistakes at least once!
The ‘Learning by doing’ philosophy first emerged back in the 1930s and is a valid paradigm. In photography, this probably means ‘Learning by mistaking.’ I…
There are only 150 Arctic foxes in Norway, here is one with the moon behind it + other stories
Roger Brendhagen has mastered the art of capturing wildlife and birds with backlight. It takes a lot of planning, experience, and patience to nail these…
How this three-principles editing template can help your creative vision
When I work with an image, I want to create something pleasing to the eyes, a piece of art with a wow-factor. I desire to…
Six techniques to master as a landscape photographer storyteller
Landscape images with a strong narrative add a dimension to a scene. Very often, the viewer can relate to the story and the emotions it…
Do you want to become a better landscape photographer? Better make The Resolution
Is there a secret formula for success? Is it a five-step program? Or perhaps even ten steps? What does it take? Will external motivation alone…
Here is how Luminar and Photoshop Sky replacement tools compare
I have tested Photoshop’s new sky replacement feature which yielded some very nice results. But, how does it compare with Luminar? Skylum was the first…



































