A very obvious question I get asked often is how I edit my wedding photos. What kind of Editing Style is it? My answer is it’s taken me years to fall in love with a certain look and bring it to my clients. I want to deliver photos that focus more on the moment captured, rather than what filter is in trend right now. I would described my style as crisp and airy with a moody touch. I do most of my work in camera however so I don’t spend weeks editing issues I could just fix in camera.

Below I have some examples of my editing style and how it transforms from straight out of camera, to full delivered image. When I’m shooting, I go for the correct white balance and exposure. White balance is a tricky thing with changing atmospheres throughout the day. Then once in Lightroom, I edit the image to give it it’s fullest potential in color and detail. Then in the last stage of editing I take out distracting elements. For example, in the bride and groom photo, I took out the people in the background behind the trees.