“What you see is not what you get!” There, I’ve said it. It’s a not-so-small mystery behind what we do as photographers. The product that we show is not what we initially captured, there is work and time, and talent that goes into post-processing. Some dedicate more time and varying software to it, some spend hours upon hours retouching a single person’s face, and the truth is: WE ALL DO IT! Because honestly, after you start editing your images, it’s kind of addicting and you

Here are a few more images from Christopher’s Victorian session. How lucky am I to have found someone passionate enough to have a costume like this in South Korea. Like an actor, he was completely submerged into this character, posing and talking, while I could hardly catch up with his on the spot facial expressions and mannerisms. Shot with a single flash, shot through a 30′ octagonal softbox. Post processed in Lightroom and Picmonkey (dagguereotype is the bomb!) If you’re i