Time Blend Photography Tutorial

In this video I discuss some techniques I use to do one of my favorite things with photography, "time blending." Time blending refers to a style of photography where you photograph the same subject over a period of time, usually at least 2 hours, and then blend together the best or your favorite parts of that period of time into one image.
This is my first ever youtube video. The audio isn't fantastic as I was just using my computer mic. I made this video because when I was looking for videos for help with certain things in doing this type of photo editing I could not find much. I had to use some skills I already had and then basically some trial and error.
I would also like to say a big thanks to Elia Locardi and his "Photographing the World" series. Elia is my favorite photographer right now and his work inspires me to make my own work in this blending of time style. Also thanks to Radiant Labs. I have been using their editing software for a few months now and I just want to say it is fantastic. They do not sponsor this channel as I do not have any sponsors, just an honest review of their product.
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[@AlanBrownPhotography]

Good point Kyle, you are indeed correct. I have been applying Denise as needed before bringing images into PS for that reason (when I remember that is….).

[@AlanBrownPhotography]

One question Kyle - have you compared the result from Topaz with that from the Lightroom Auto Denoise tool? Just wondering how much difference Topaz makes. Lovely image BTW!

[@KyleForemanPhoto]

I have not compared them yet, although from all accounts I've seen LR does a really good job. I had honestly forgotten about that feature in LR. I'm just used to my workflow. The thing I don't like about LR is I believe you can only do the denoise to a raw file correct? So I couldn't apply it to a PSD after I've finished my edits?