Exploring the Passion for Detailed Imagery: Diala, a Macro Photographer
In the world of photography, post-processing can often make or break a stunning image. Diala, a talented photographer with a knack for capturing mesmerizing macro and occasional landscape shots, has found a powerful ally in Boris FX Optics.
Diala's journey with Optics began when it came bundled with her Wacom Intuos Pro M. Since then, she has been exploring the depths of its capabilities, using it almost in every possible way. From particles and lens flares to light and optical filters, and colour grading tools, Optics has become an integral part of her creative process.
Before discovering Optics, Diala would create numerous layers in Photoshop for colour grading and light effects, a method that often resulted in large files. However, with Optics, she finds the process much easier and more efficient.
One of the standout features Diala appreciates most is the colour grading tools. If she could only have one Optics effect, she would choose these without a doubt. The colour grading tools allow her to bring out the deepest and most beautiful parts of her imagination, enhancing her already captivating images.
Diala uses Optics not only within Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom but also the standalone application. One of her favourite projects using Optics is a macro/flower image, which she enhanced with the Enhancing feature and multiple Lens effects, including S_WarpPuddle.
Inspired by small, often overlooked details and the work of other photographers and artists, Diala continues to push the boundaries of what's possible with Optics. She finds that with continued use, she continues to discover new features and capabilities, making her work even more extraordinary.
If you're intrigued by Optics and its potential to transform your photography, why not give it a try? Learn more about Optics and download a free trial today.
Technology has significantly streamlined Diala's post-processing workflow, as Optics, a powerful ally in her photographic journey, offers more efficient color grading and light effects, reducing the need for numerous Layers in Photoshop. This technology is not confined to Adobe applications, as Diala also employs the standalone application of Optics, augmenting her already striking macro and landscape shots with enhanced creativity.
