![]() ![]() The software struggled with the difference between the sea and the sky (which is pretty blurry in the original), but that would not have been difficult to mask. As I have said before, you are always in competition against great images taken in great light and so if you are in a beautiful place with grey skies, it is almost not worth even taking the photo! Too often, it can be just pure blue with no clouds (pretty boring), or, in more northern climes, it can be grey and overcast. Skies are one of the key things that can make or break a travel photograph and if we are travelling around to different places every few days (as many travel stock photographers do), it is hard to be in the right position at the right time to get a perfect sky. (Affiliate link) What attracted me to this in the first place was the excellent reviews it is getting for AI sky replacement. I came across one in the past week (in fact it was hard to miss in the news) – Skylum’s Luminar image processing software. I’m always on the lookout for pieces of software that do one of two things – help my workflow, or create new approaches to my images that will make them more interesting to buyers. ![]()
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