How are these photos post-processed?

[kw12gates]

I love the post process work on these photos! Any ideas on how they got the look? (The Schultzes Blog - Kelly and Clint)

 

[jowensphoto]

Please remove the images as they are not your own. The link is enough.

That being said, why don't you just reach out to the artist that created them?

 

[kw12gates]

I have tried...no response from photographers.

 

[jowensphoto]

Do a search on Google for photo editing tutorials. You might use key words like black and white conversion, grain, soft focus.

 

[kw12gates]

It seems to have a "hazy" look. Is it a grain that is applied or something else??

Oh and thanks for the histogram tip...I'll check it out.

 

[davisphotos]

Instagram?

 

[Tstandiford]

As mentioned above, it's all in the histogram. I recommend messing around with the curves tool in whatever photo-editing program you're running. (in Gimp, it's colors>>>curves.)

This works much like this tutorial teaches

 

[kw12gates]

Awesome....Thanks for the examples!

 

[fjrabon]

Agree with the posters above, though I do think a grain effect has been added as well.

 

[stefanie33]

You can also achieve the hazy look by adding a few different color overlays... The sun flares have been added and that's simple to do in photoshop..As for the grainy look, it's definetely added..may be a texture that has a very low opacity also...hope this helps

 

[Red_John]

I guess it's the "add noise filter" with a softlight layer with maybe around 20% opacity

 

[sactown024]

this look can be done in lightroom by lightening the shadows, darkening the highlights and adding some grain.

 

[Tee]

VSCO presets.

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