Some of the main questions I receive are about my editing, what do I use and how do I edit. So I'm going to share some of my tips with you!
- I use Lightroom for all my editing.
- I shoot AWB.
- I use presets to keep my work cohesive and to save time on editing.
- I am a preset hoarder, so I'll use different presets for different sessions or different presets within one session depending on the light.
- I am drawn to earthier tones so when purchasing tools or presets I look for the colors that naturally occur in nature and one that keeps skin tones true to their color. I don't want to use anything that will desaturate the earthy colors I love so much.
- I edit images on the warmer side, with a green or red tint in the shadows.
- Since I live in South Texas where fields of grass are lime green, I play with the green + yellow hue, saturation, and luminance.

I'll be using LOAF by Tribe Archipelago (which I say wrong in both videos, even though I practiced a bazillion times!!!) in my editing videos. There isn't an exact science to my editing because it depends greatly on the lighting and location of the session, but I hope some of these tips can help you!