Architectural and Interior Image Processing in Photoshop

Start by getting to know your teacher, Nina Bruno, and hearing about her career, from her training in graphic design to her transition into the world of photography and teaching. Discover her main influences including renowned photographers like Mária Švarbová and Jacqui Kenny.

Learn Nina’s techniques to train your eye to create spectacular architectural photos and proactively address potential issues during the shoot to optimize your post-production process. Then, find out how to set up Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw, and Adobe Bridge and how to classify your photos according to the type of processing needed for your project.

Delve into the editing phase by discovering how to process images in Camera Raw or Lightroom and apply basic corrections such as line adjustments and lens distortion fixes. Familiarize yourself with the most common types of edits used for this photographic style: cropping, frame application, removal of distracting elements, and much more. Learn to retouch the sky in your images and create layers to add your final touches.

Finish up by learning how to save, arrange, and batch-export your files, as well as organize your image collection in Adobe Bridge. By the end of this course, you’ll have all the tools you need to fully edit and process an architectural photo essay from scratch.