I recently posted this image on my stories asking if my followers believe that this image was taken in one shot or it was a sky blended image. The response was very mixed and almost 50/50, it was on purpose cause the image is a bit tricky, sea and sky with same tones isn’t that common and also a glimpse of the sun touching parts of the clouds. . There’s a controversy happening in some posts on Twitter about an image being too much manipulated and that turn into a “fake” photo. The most common comment related to that is “I prefer the raw”. Well, if you swipe left on this post you’ll see my raw file of this image and it looks pretty damn normal tbh. . Let’s discuss this controversy a bit. Let’s say you got a client looking to buy some prints for their house, or a company looking for stock image, or a wedding event, etc. In any case, do you think your raw files will satisfy your client? I’m 100% sure everyone looking for good photos will pay more for a well finish photo and not a raw image that looks boring. . Don’t be that person who don’t want to improve or learn something new. If you’re a photographer or a hobbyist looking for a next level in your career, pay attention to details that really maximise your final product. For those who are not a photographer, even better, don’t get stuck with your mobile photography, there are tons of ways to improve your photos and help you to build your brand and stand out. . I’m committed to post more about my process and help you in any way I can 📷 and if you’re reading until here congratulations, stay tuned for more content to come 🙌🏼 #editingprocess #mobileediting #mobilephotography #RawVsEdit (at Mornington Peninsula) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQIuws2jHOE/?utm_medium=tumblr
