Every time I completely finish a full edited set for a client I do a little dance in my office.
With the doors closed. And the shades drawn. And my eyes closed because even I don’t want to see myself dance. But nonetheless I do bust a (short and without rythm) move. Why do you ask? The editing and enhancements I offer to my clients is the most labor intensive and time consuming part of my job. It is also the most rewarding. I don’t batch process my edits. I painstakingly open each and every file in Photoshop and tweak each one individually. That is why sometimes getting your enhanced images back can take a bit.
Take Bree and Darrin here… they were married at the very end of this last May. I believe they submitted their edit list sometime in late June or early July. I had a few brides before them in line for editing. I started their (incredibly, extrememly long) list of edits September 1st (you know, I DID have a baby July 17 so I had to take SOME time off) and just finished all of them last night after 11PM. All in all, about 6 weeks of work. And THAT, dear readers, is why I dance.
Now… debuting the edited images of Mr & Mrs. Darrin M. (congrats you two):
Cheers!
