When photographing in the field, you don’t always have control over your surroundings, and you definitely don’t have control over the weather. I try to make images that accurately depict what I experienced at the time I pressed the shutter button. However, making artistic images is about conveying emotion, not just representing data. So, sometimes creating an image requires constructing your own environment, which is an art in itself.
One of my favorite photographers and Photoshop gurus is Glyn Dewis. Here he shows off his amazing creative and technical skills to show how to create a new horizon and sky out of multiple images while maintaining realism.
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