Edit Styles

Warm colors, but with a vintage color contrast created. Stronger light and darker shadows. A signature edit style! This is best for barn/country themed weddings. 

A classic way to capture a moment and make it timeless! There are a few ways to do this though: high/low contrast, saturated/unsaturated, vintage/modern, or isolate a color & make the rest B&W.

Its dreamy, but without the warm colors. This would mostly show blues, whites, and greens more. A soft glow effect on the subject. A dynamic lighting effect will drastically change the background to focus on subject. Good for up-close portrait shots with light leaks such as in front of a sun or window.

Warm colors & a added bloom effect. Whites will have a slight warm tint to them with a higher exposure. Skin glows with warmth in these settings & makes great couples' photos!

Whites remain as a true white color without any tints. All other colors get strengthened while keeping their true primary colors. Subject would be highlighted with a brighter exposure, but the background will be vise versa.

Dark Background with the opposite primary color of the subject, which would be highlighted with the brightest primary color and more exposed. Red vs Blue, Green vs Yellow, etc...