I became interested in photography and started learning about 35mm film photography as a teenager, long before I went to study photography and subsequently became a professional photographer. I’ve got a huge collection of 35mm negatives — dating back to the first roll of film I shot — and whilst I have very carefully looked after my negatives in recent years, the teenage version of myself was a little impatient and careless. My older negatives now contain a lot of dust marks and scratches, but they are very dear to me because of the memories recorded on them, so I have recently started going through my archive and retouching these images, so I can share them with my family.
Retouching photographs is a very rewarding process — and when you use the correct tools for the job, it does not need to be time-consuming or difficult! That’s how my Skillshare class Beginner’s Guide to Retouching Old Photographs in Adobe Photoshop came about and with which I invite you to show some love to old family photographs, dirty scanned negatives or those digital pictures you took with a dusty camera, so you can proudly showcase them online, share with your loved ones or get them printed! In this class I share my tips to help you get started with retouching old photographs, learn when & how to best use different retouching tools in Photoshop and how to retouch your images non-destructively to have more control over your retouching process and speed-up your workflow. And I’ll also be sharing a few extra tips for enhancing your photographs and getting them ready to be used and archived.
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