Creating an editing style that works for every season is a guaranteed way to ensure you create aesthetically consist images from season to season when colours, conditions, and subject matter change.
Developing a visual style or editing style is something all photographers strive for - it's that unique fingerprint that makes your photographs recognisable and aesthetically consistent from one image to the next. Developing this is especially important if you want to do photography professionally and it's totally fine if your style changes over time... mine certainly has!
In this video I talk about a simple approach to creating an editing style that relies less on colour grading and more on tonality, making it versatile regardless of the colours in your scene.
0:00 - Intro
1:55 - My Mistakes When Creating My Visual Style
8:14 - Showing My Editing Style in Lightroom
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Gear Used 📸
Sony a7iii
Tamron 28-75mm f2.8
Sony FE 20mm F1.8
Kase Filters
Three Legged Thing Corey Tripod
Shimoda Explore 40L camera bag
DJI Mavic Mini 3 Drone
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