TK Friday | Edit a Foggy Coastal Landscape in Photoshop with TK9 v4

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Издатель Aug 7, 2026

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How do you create depth in a foggy landscape without losing the beautiful atmosphere that makes the image so special? That’s exactly what you’ll learn in this week’s TK Friday.

We’ll begin with a quick Lightroom edit to establish a solid foundation before moving into Photoshop, where the real editing begins using the TK9 v4 Plugin.

The fog is one of the defining elements of this photograph. Rather than trying to overpower it, we’ll work with it—using precise, localized adjustments to create depth, strengthen the lighthouse as the focal point, and naturally guide the viewer’s eye through the scene while preserving its quiet, atmospheric beauty.

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to:

* Build a solid foundation with a quick Lightroom edit
* Create depth using targeted tonal adjustments
* Use TK9 v4 masks for precise local editing
* Preserve the natural mood of a foggy landscape
* Strengthen the lighthouse as the focal point
* Use subtle dodging and burning to guide the viewer’s eye

This edit demonstrates how a series of thoughtful, localized adjustments can transform a photograph while maintaining a natural, realistic look.