A young woman stands atop a rocky cliff, her slender figure silhouetted against the breathtaking scenery of a rugged coastal landscape. The rocky cliffs in the background, adorned with patches of hardy vegetation, stretch out into the distance, their contours carved by the relentless force of wind and waves. A deep blue sea stretches out before her, its surface shimmering under the natural light filtering through the clouds. The woman, dressed casually in athletic attire, gazes out towards the horizon, her hand shielding her eyes from the sun's rays. This image captures the essence of adventure and exploration, a lone traveler embracing the raw beauty of nature, dwarfed by the grandeur of her surroundings.

A picturesque scene of a vibrant yellow wildflower field in the foreground, with towering rugged mountains looming in the misty background. The field is carpeted with countless small yellow flowers, likely from the daisy or sunflower family, stretching as far as the eye can see. In the near foreground, a few taller flower stalks stand out, their yellow blooms reaching upwards. The mountains in the distance are partially obscured by low-hanging clouds or fog, adding an air of mystery to the landscape. The image evokes a sense of natural beauty, tranquility, and the grandeur of nature.

A young woman stands amidst stunning coastal scenery, with rugged cliffs and a body of turquoise water in the background. She is wearing a beige baseball cap, a gray hooded sweatshirt, and tight-fitting blue athletic leggings. Her long hair flows freely behind her as she gazes out at the breathtaking natural landscape. The image conveys a sense of adventure, exploration, and appreciation for nature's beauty.

Photographer's Editing Struggles

A girl and her camera 📸 Sometimes I’m humbled real quick by an edit and let me tell ya, my entire folder from the Channel Islands is testing me 😅 Swipe 👉🏻 for the unedited photo! Here are three things I still struggle with after 10 years of editing photos. 1. Photos from cloudy days. Hate em, always have and am really stoked for the day I don’t anymore. 2. Editing yellows and greens. When I took my printing classes in college these were always my hardest colors to adjust and somehow they still are. 3. Narrowing down my own photos. I’m really great at picking the best for the project from someone else’s set of images, ... Read more

Photographer's Editing Struggles

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