Create DRAMATIC WILDLIFE PORTRAITS using Lightroom

Here's a technique to turn those dull and unexciting wildlife portraits (or human portraits for that matter!) into something DRAMATIC and MOODY using some simple edits in Adobe Lightroom. It's pretty simple and doesn't take too long. If you try this out, please do tag me on Instagram (@tomarcherphoto) as I'd love to see the results.
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[@tomarcherphoto]

Thanks for watching everyone. I'd love to hear if you found this useful and what else you would like to learn about with my edits? Also, please hit that like and subscribe to help support my channel and keep me making videos.

[@growndesigns1753]

What about a film about how to adjust colours especially greens in landscapes?

[@navinroman3772]

Great job. I like this style. Always astonished what is possible with LR.

[@mariemoremon9382]

Great edit, thanks

[@MrJazbelz]

Great tips & very useful for me 🙏

[@johndc7446]

Awesome.

[@Sharebear1776]

Great tutorial!!! Just gave it a try on one of my images. I will be tagging you and hope to hear from you about what I could do better. Thanks

[@tomasphillips9940]

Great video and a great edit there

[@tomarcherphoto]

Thanks again Tomas!

[@ChrystalPearlify]

Great tutorial 👍😊

[@tomarcherphoto]

Thanks a lot :)

[@066jasmeetsingh2]

Man you deserve a lot more subs!

[@tomarcherphoto]

Thats kind of you, thanks man!

[@066jasmeetsingh2]

@@tomarcherphoto you are most welcome!☺

[@yvonnechong2255]

Hi this is awesome! Do you mind to make one Dramatic Wildlife Portraits using Lightroom tutorial for Android phone? It would be great if you have one! Thanks!

[@tomarcherphoto]

Thanks a lot Yvonne, I’ll consider doing that 😊

[@MrTitusDenis]

Clarity on the face is not a good idea. The cheetahs soft face was much more likeable. Unless you were editing the face of a mastiff with its naturally wrinkled countenance, then the clarity slider could be pumped up to reveal more detail. Clarity on the eyes however is always a good option regardless of the subject.