by Sean Archer
Sean Archer's portraits look almost like oil paintings, with carefully shaped light and saturated colour. In partnership with LensLab, he turned his editing routine into a set of tools you can follow from the first RAW adjustment to the finished artwork.
Part of the kit lives in Lightroom as presets; the rest runs in Photoshop as actions.
Portrait photographers drawn to a fine-art, painted aesthetic who are happy to complete edits in Photoshop.
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