How To Create SUNSET LANDSCAPES in Snapseed & Lightroom Mobile

Today we are gonna get this outcome with tips on how to get these details and make the sunglow further with the Snapseed app.

• I'm gonna start in Tune Image menu.
• Just increasing the shadows to make the darker areas more bright.
• Now a selective filter to make those parts a little more brighter.
• Next using Double Exposure, adding this image with dark clouds.
• Placing it so the dark clouds are more visible and setting the opacity to 100.
• Going to masking screen...
• ...revealing the image at 100%.
• With the brush value set at zero, zooming out which gives a soft feather and masking
• out the image from the bottom.
• Taking time here to get the mountains visible with few clouds remaining for a hazy look.
• Making sure to remove on the main subject.
• Not too concerned here with the details on the subject as there is not much to work there.
• Now using Curves, darkening the overall image.
• Going to masking screen, removing the effect in the foreground to make only the part of
• the clouds more dark.
• Little correction here, going back and dragging the image up a bit to cover the black bar at the top.
• Before revealing the sun, adding this with Double Exposure and placing it to cover the foreground.
• Making sure to get the brighter orangish parts on the shining grass.
• Changing the blend mode to Overlay.
• Setting the opacity at around here.
• Going to masking screen now.
• Brushing on these shiny parts to make it look like the sunlight is hitting those parts.
• Brushing on the bottom too with little less opacity.
• Also on the mountains to get that orangish shade.
• This gives this subtle effect.
• Now adding the sunset image again and placing it so that the sun is around the right edge
• on the mountain.
• Setting the opacity to 100.
• Masking work to reveal the areas around the evening sun.
• Now darkening mainly the bottom part with Curves and some masking work.
• Working with Curves again for some darkened contrast.
• Will be applying this only on the foreground including the subject.
• Tuning the overall contrast.
• After these edits, moving the image to Lightroom for some finishing touches.
• Here in Lightroom app, first tuning the whites and blacks to make the image pop more.
• Going to the masking filters, adding a radial filter on the sun.
• Increasing the Exposure to make it more brighter.
• This can be done in Snapseed too using Curves though a little more complicated.
• Adding a vignette in Effects menu.
• Tuning the overall contrast with curves in the Light menu.

The final result here.