Quickshotz | Why You Should Think About RE-PROCESSING OLD PHOTOS | Landscape Photography

[@Badger66]

Loved this, love hearing the thought process live! 👍🏻😉

[@rambling_rambler]

Great idea to revisit previous edits. I went through mine a while back and it's amazing that I've not changed much in composition style but editing is totally different. Earliest digital photo was 2005!

[@andrewsgray]

Always entertaining to see how far our editing skills (oh and tastes) have progressed over time. Though with editing videos I do find myself shouting at the screen "do this. No, don't do that! Just use this keystroke..." haha. Enjoyed that mate :)

[@thevalleywalker]

Poor old Monty :( Great to revisit old images and it's something I have done myself - through lack of motivation and also unable to do any real activity at present. Good to watch and listen to you going through your thoughts and processing techniques. On the 1st image I did find that in your finished image where you had done the 1st vignetting the dark area of the green trees was a little too dark for me and as I was looking around the image my eyes getting being drawn back to a dark patch that felt out of place? Just my opinion of course . Hope you have a good trip to the Snowdonia range. tfs

[@GregWhitton]

Alan Coles no probs Alan, i noticed the same thing after the recording. Had no time to do it again and in all honesty, it wouldn’t have then been a true ‘on the fly’ edit 👍🏻

[@markboweringphotography4408]

I think this is a great idea. the only trouble is, it would take me months to do this lol.

[@GregWhitton]

Mark Bowering Photography well, that’s the point when in the doldrums, lol 😀👍🏻

[@jaketurner8299]

Excuse me. Why is my calendar not on the wall?