Make better photos

For me, photography means interpreting the scene andand expressing yourself.

Transferring the moment to the viewer. Showing my personality through my work.

When shooting in RAW format, a finished photo consists of 2 equal parts: the photography itself and the post-processing.

While a JPG file is automatically processed by the camera software in the background, a raw file does not correspond to reality. A raw file is flat, colorless, and imbalanced.

That's why post-processing is essential - as little as possible but as much as necessary. Image editing means capturing the memory of the moment, bringing the scene to life and presenting it as you remember it.

Post-processing does not mean to alter the picture. Adding something that wasn't there (birds, moon, milky way, etc.) has nothing to do with post-production and distorts the scene. It neither reflects the memory of the moment nor reality.

Especially in architectural photography there is the challenge of converging lines. Perspective distortion caused by the lens does not at all represent the building as it was built and perceived. 

Everyone has a different memory of the moment the picture was taken, of the emotions, smells, air, the environment….  Reality, mood and perception is different for everyone. A photographer is an artist and everyone has their own style and ways of expressing themselves. It is all the more important to find your own style that reflects the personality of the artist.