I'm often asked how much processing I do to images for presentation. Truth is, I don't usually present anything until I've added something more to it in editing to not match what was actually there, but to hopefully get close to matching my memory of the place and what stood out for me. However, some images just require you happen to be at the right place at the right time… and remember to make an image that's hopefully framed pleasantly and in focus. This is a video clip straight out of the camera with nothing added. The still looks pretty much like this as well. If you enjoy colorful travel photography, you might very well enjoy having a look at my Colombia 2012 photo book here: http://bit.ly/colombia2012book or the collection of black and white images called "The Fine Colombian" in this slideshow http://bit.ly/thefinecolombianshow and the photo book http://bit.ly/thefinecolombianbook © 2012 Skip Hunt © 2012 Skip Hunt http://kaleidoscopeofcolor.com + http://skiphuntphoto.com

I'm often asked how much processing I do to images for presentation. Truth is, I don't usually present anything until I've added something more to it in editing to not match what was actually there, but to hopefully get close to matching my memory of the place and what stood out for me.

However, some images just require you happen to be at the right place at the right time... and remember to make an image that's hopefully framed pleasantly and in focus. This is a video clip straight out of the camera with nothing added. The still looks pretty much like this as well.

"Fin de Samana" ~ Santa Marta, Colombia © 2012 Skip Hunt

If you enjoy colorful travel photography, you might very well enjoy having a look at my Colombia 2012 photo book or the collection of black and white images called "The Fine Colombian" in this slideshow and the photo book.

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