5 Tips to Help Edit ALL Your Photos

[@OldGirlPhotography]

Really well done, Alex. Agree completely. By far this is what I struggle with the most.

[@AlexArmitage]

Anytime and thank you!

[@TicaHikes]

Thanks Alex. Your videos are helping me a lot to figure out how to approach an edit.

[@AlexArmitage]

Anytime Lorena! Anything you'd like to see in the future?

[@raesalmon]

Thanks Alex. Solid stuff as always.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Ray :)

[@ItsJoshOhh]

as always love the insight alex! keep up the great work, and just so you know this video is something ive needed without knowing. i struggle often with this, and appreciate you sharing what you know thanks again!

[@AlexArmitage]

Anytime Josh and thank you!

[@Greg_Ashley]

Great points. Thank you.

[@SteveP_2426]

First video of yours I've watched Alex, very interesting and thought provoking.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Steve :) And welcome!

[@mikemcnelly2780]

Nicely thought provoking, great stuff as usual! Thanks

[@AlexArmitage]

Anytime Mike and thank you!

[@greggv12345]

as always, very inspiring Alex :)

[@kawsaraly7357]

totally helpful , always had trouble knowing how to edit a photo

[@AlexArmitage]

Anytime Kawsar :)

[@mospheric]

Very insightful and useful information! Succinct, and easy to understand. Well done!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks for the kind words BJ!

[@ionutvlad]

Very nice video! Very useful information and yes, things I didn't realize when I started to take photos, but now I begun more and more think of it when I'm on the field (like : what is the main subject, the mood....). Your video helped me to be more aware about things when I'm on the field

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Ionut! This was a hard video to write concisely.

[@trentb4631]

A very helpful video thanks Alex.

[@AlexArmitage]

thanks Trent as always!

[@debbiewilson5690]

Some great pointers to help us edit Alex. As always, thankyou, and keep up the great work :)

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Debbie!

[@sergeitikhomirov19]

thanks a lot! the question of what to start editing with seems to be kind of ephemeral and it is realy difficult to anser it in a structured way. realy enjoyed your consistent approach in figuring it out. btw, the new logo in the beginning is pleasant.

[@AlexArmitage]

Hey thanks for the compliment Sergei! I completely agree. It was challenging to structure this type of thing and honestly something I had to reflect a lot on to do so.

[@ryanadrift]

Great video as usual, nice work🤘

[@AlexArmitage]

Thank you Ryan :)

[@TomWindeknecht]

This was very helpful. Knowing where to start with editing my landscape photos is my biggest challenge.

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Tom and glad to hear it was helpful!

[@olifabiomodolo4017]

Nice Work - thank you so much !!!

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Oli!

[@milesmatic2872]

Great Photoshop advice, learned a lot!

[@AlexArmitage]

Haha good one :) Thank you!

[@johnoldridge7735]

Cheers bro, great questions for my editing

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks John

[@leonievanoosten781]

Thank you for your tips in this video. And nice haircut by the way 😉👌

[@AlexArmitage]

Thanks Leonie :)

[@DoctorGardiner]

Awesome video! I feel like you keeping making videos of exactly what I’m needing. Thanks for the inspiration and tips.

[@AlexArmitage]

Hey thanks Colby. Anytime!

[@HenryLam54]

Thank you for the video Alex, You did a very good job at explaining the complexity of editing a photograph, and that there is no 1 way of doing it. Your photos shown here are great. if there was anything that I was to disagree with, would be the edit on your Hallstatt image with regards to the brighter areas and darker areas. I would actually flip your choices to the opposite meaning I would prefer the bottom left to be darker, and have the mountains on left to be brighter. My eye keeps getting distracted to the highlight of the greenery on the bottom left, and I wish I could see more of the mountains on the left. However; when you said the areas on the left is darker (mountains) to contrast the important part, highlighted side of the mountain stand out more... That is 100% of agreeance there :) Thank you once again :)

[@AlexArmitage]

Balancing those leaves at the bottom wasn't easy. I wanted them visible enough to be seen but also not distracting. Tough edit for sure! Thanks a lot Henry

[@genreisdead]

Your videos are super helpful! One thing I've noticed after watching several videos though is that you sometimes refer to other videos you published and point to where the video link is supposed to appear - but it never does. You usually point into an empty corner so I guess the video links were removed at some point? Or is it some setting I have turned off? It's a little frustrating

[@AlexArmitage]

Oh dang. Maybe i forgot? Maybe they stopped working? Are you watching on a TV or something?

[@jforester7]

I'm at a point right now with my photography where I just hate all of my work and want to delete it all lol. I'm sure it's just a phase but I just look at my work and I hate the composition, I hate the the exposure, I hate my editing, I just am not satisfied with anything and it's pissing me the hell off. I think one big point about taking photos and editing them is do you actually like the photo, or are you just taking it and editing it and sharing it for the sake of doing so. Just in a weird funk right now. Hope I can find a way to like my work again.

[@AlexArmitage]

I've been there. I still look at photos and close the app because it's not sitting with me right. Maybe take a break and come back to them in a week or two.

[@MTOcreations]

Soliddd. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@Suhailkhan53]

Like the video

[@oliversphotolife6581]

Since i am writing my dissertation now, I feel that what you said is exactly the same as editing an academic paper 😂

[@AlexArmitage]

Hah, it doesn't happen to be on photography does it?

[@oliversphotolife6581]

@@AlexArmitage no ~ it’s not about photography... professor usually looks at our paper and asks us questions in your way😅 this is really thoughtful! Thank you!