April 23, 2019 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 17, Issue 17

Hi there!

One click is all it takes to dehaze a photo.
But, which click is it? Do you know?

My tattered library desk sits in front of a large picture window. As I’m working throughout the day, I have a lot of opportunities to snap photos of my local wildlife. Unfortunately, however, all my photos are taken through double pane glass. As a result, many of the photos I take are hazy.

If you have Photoshop Elements 14 or later, did you know you have a super quick option for removing haze from a photo? Get the details below.

Love and creative success,

Jen White
DigitalScrapper.com
QwikLearn.Teachable.com

P.S. In case you’re wondering, this tip will also help if your windows are dirty . . . that may or may not be part of my problem. Hmmm.

P.P.S. The after photo (above) looks SO much better, but it looks totally amazing (below) after a little help from Linda’s class — Fix Photos Fast. If you don’t own this class, you’ll find an exclusive discount in this week’s blog post.

 

---

 

New FREE Qwik Tutorial

With one swift click you can restore contrast and details to a photo that seemingly contains a layer of haze. This could possibly be one of the fastest and most dramatic improvements you could make to your photos.

Read it on the blog: Photography Help — Haze Removal by Jen White

 

---