Serge Ramelli's work

I actually just came across this last night and I found his work to be amazing, much is done in lightroom alone.

Anyway, wanted to share in case others have not seen it yet.

http://www.youtube.com​/user/cmoeu

I like his style.
I've learned a bunch from watching his videos.

I'm shooting more landscapes now so this will help, thanks for posting the link.

My YouTube, via the Roku, recommended his videos to me several days ago. I do enjoy how he works his way through LR, and what he can make it do is amazing. His personal editing style is a bit heavy-handed for me (ultra saturated colors, etc.), but I keep watching nevertheless. I don't have LR, but it makes me want to grab that someday soon.

I came across this one during some searches. Bookmarked the site. Thanks.

http://www.youtube.com …fzK9lm14A9stE1-ZWJokLdRvG

great videos. ive subscribed to him for a while. I dont always jive with his style, but the methods are great and he has a sense of humor

He took a long time to explain things in that link I posted which I really liked. I'll check out some of his other stuff.

I also been watching his videos lately as well and I love his style too. I am learning so much from his free tutz on Youtube as well, such as blending, compo, multiple photo pano and such. Great stuff!

I bought one of his tutorials on interior photography. White i have not got through it completely, he does a great job of walking through the process, and its much more in depth that the youtube vids (which are fantastic btw). Its worth checking out, especially when he has a coupon code.

I really like his stuff, although it might be a bit too far for me, it's easy to take his editing style and tone it down a bit. I just got back from Paris and really enjoyed watching his videos through last year while planning my trip.

blackgold59 wrote in post #16745063
I actually just came across this last night and I found his work to be amazing, much is done in lightroom alone.

Anyway, wanted to share in case others have not seen it yet.

http://www.youtube.com​/user/cmoeu

WOWZA. Thanks to your post, I checked out Serge's tutorials and bought one of his courses. I've only watched one of 18 videos and have already learned things I never heard in four prior courses on the same subject. Makes me sound a touch slow, but really it's the level of detail and facility he has with PhotoShop. Highly recommend, and thanks! Jill

I've been on his site quite often, and I rather like his idea of highlights -100 and shadows +100 as the starting points.

I think I've seen his pictures show up on my ChromeCast home page, as they attribute the photographer. (I'd like to know how to submit photos for possible inclusion...)

Thanks for the links above.

I bought his little tutorial pack and it's very good as well.