Landscape Photography | CAPTURE + PROCESS + PRINT 

My nephew is autistic and is the same way with Christmas trees so we just decorate the tree for each Holliday. We are currently getting ready to decorate it for 4th of July.

Really enjoyed this video. Learned elements of Lightroom, Photoshop and printing that I was unaware of. Many thanks Stuart for your excellent teaching.

Great Video Stuart, love how you take us on the full journey from taking the picture to framing the print brilliant.

I like the haze.

Great stuff Stuart, very useful. Glad to see you back on RU-vid

Good to see you back Stu, cracking image and vlog 😀👍

Cracking stuff Stuart and love the image 👍👍👍😍

Crikey man I learned some much from just that one video in particular the processing for prints tips, again I'll say your humbleness and modesty with such talent is admired...

Good to see you back,Great video as always.

Good to see ya back buddy,Awesome video.the drone footage was beautiful.👍📷

Thanks Stuart very interesting that, lovely image too

Nice video, really enjoyed seeing the process from shoot to print.

Nice to see you in the shop last week m8 when you told me and Darran that you went up Cat Bells, loved the vlog m8, and the outcome of the image from start to finish. Very nice m8

Must admit I was getting worried, so welcome back and Merry Christmas. You deserved that shot for getting up at daft o'clock. Also good to see you doing your edits and a fine print at the end Stuart. Take care out there.

Nice to see you back Stuart and not surprised your print sold quickly as it was a stunning final image.As always enjoy watching your processing section, always good to learn or reinforce prior knowledge

Just getting round to watching this, great video again mate. Tbh it's only 6 months to Christmas now, may as well keep it up.

Not withstanding the stunning photograph, have to say the video production has come on leaps and bounds since the early days. Pleasure to watch 🤩

Great to see a new video from you Stuart!! The view from Catbells is always good, love the end result.

Welcome back Stuart. Really informative, particularly on the editing and output sharpening

Great to see you back out in the field and seeing the whole image making process. Thanks for sharing, and stuff the algorithm!

Hi Stuart just wanted to say thank you for sharing the knowledge with regard to sharpening in Photoshop. It has made a massive difference to my prints overnight!!! 👌👍

Great video as usual Stuart, I do enjoy yours a great deal. Always nice to see the whole process now and again and the final print looks super. I'm sure that it'll be a popular one in the gallery. Cheers.

Thank you for the valuable insight into the process from capture to print. Very similar to what I've been doing except for the level of sharpening I've been applying. That was a real eye opener. Fantastic result too!

An excellent and interesting video Stuart. Its good when you show the processing bit as well, and having seen the final print as you were about to display it in the gallery I know the end result was well worth the 3.30am start

Great video as usual, I like the ‘how you edit’ section and the amount of sharpening you apply prior to printing certainly was an eye opener. 👍🏻

Hi Stuart great video very interesting to see from capture to finished product gorgeous scene of catbells also very nice to have met you at your gallery in Keswick the panorama of the sentenalls we bought is on our wall looking great thank you Stuart for a very informative and enjoyable video

Looked really good.

Enjoyed that mate, especially the processing for print section, love watching how people do it always tips to be had!! Good to see you back!

Nice picture! Could you explain us why not soft proof? Your colors don't come out badly like this? Did you make the video explaining?

Lovely video, really interesting to see the whole process from taking photo to hanging as a framed print.

Love a good camera to print video! Looked lovely all framed up 😊👍

Thanks for this, Stuart. Like others have said, so good to see the journey from shoot to print and, for me, so many lessons in using Photoshop well. Wishing you and the gallery a successful summer!

Enjoyed your vlog very much, Stuart. Rare to see a pro's overall process which was very interesting. The advice on sharpening for a print sounds well worth trying and a complete surprise to me. I will give it a go. A glorious image btw and hope it proves popular in the gallery. A the best 👍🙂

Great to see you back, excellent content as always. Edit section has made me think about my editing procedures. Must book a editing workshop with you.

Really enjoyed this mate, it's a lovely view from up there. Interesting to see that you don't use soft proofing and you print from PS, something I will bear in mind when I finally get my printer out of it's box.

Hi Stuart - nice work indeed. What media did you use? You say don't use the soft proofing but what about paper profiles and do you print from PS or a RIP?

Very helpful vid! Where do you get frames? Are they premade or do you assemble them yourself? I'm trying to print more for exhibitions and maybe shows down the road and buying premade frames is pricey and limited especially when it comes to 3x2 aspect ratios.

Do you limit your prints? What unit of measurement do you have in your store? Centimeter? Are the total costs including a profit well calculated in it?

Maybe I missed this in the video, but what profile do you typically start with?

I guess you shot at f16 to guarantee a sunburst. Sorry this is the first of your videos I've seen, I'm guessing you shot this with the Nikon Z7 14-30mm? Bearing in mind your foreground was fairly far from the camera I would assume you'd have preferred to shoot at roughly f8 (two stops past fully open) for 'sweet spot'. F8 could provide a sharper image but no sunburst, then again you could have shot an f8 for the foreground and f16 for the sunburst and blended later in post, but this would complicate the video and processing. I wonder if I sometimes get too fussed about shooting at the sweet spot and over-complicate my processing. Perhaps these days with Ai software such as Topaz Sharpen AI there's no real need to worry about shooting stopped down unless you take it too far and shoot at f22. I could also question why I bother focus stacking when f16 generally has enough DOF. Sorry for the long questions.

Hi sir, Can you tell me what kind of printer you are using. Is there a reason why you print your artwork yourself and not go to a high end lab.

Why would you not always edit in Photoshop for most of your work? It better then LightRoom.