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Subtle Addition of Colour

Contributor: Matt Lauder

Length: 5.13

Added: 29/09/2010

Category: For Beginners

Sometimes when looking at an image it can look great but just adding a small amount of additional colour in the right places can make a difference. But it is how and where you apply that colour that is critical.

In this tutorial we look at two images taken on sunrise and discuss where the additional colour needs to be and then how to apply it to the image, so the colour complements the overall look of the shot.

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