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I’m Daniel, a full-time portrait photographer and educator dedicated to helping photographers worldwide elevate their craft.
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Cheri (verified owner) –
I don’t think I will not be happy with any of these tutorials! Loved your method for the eyes and never knew the hue/saturation’s adjustments could be used for so much!
Tracey Kimber –
WOW!!! Just WOW!!! I loved that every method was explained and demonstrated from beginning to end. Exceptional tutorial! I learned A LOT!!!
Belinda Johnson –
For my first dive into tutorials I picked this one which I am hoping to emulate this summer. Even though it’s several years old and photoshop and lightroom have both come a LONG way in that time – I could still easily follow all the instruction – and am looking forward to trying it out in the next couple of weeks on one of my own images. I’ve been tempted many times by your Facebook ads because I absolutely love your editing style – and your tutorial instruction is fabulous – exactly what I was hoping for when I finally had time to start devoting to digging in to tutorials. Thank you!