Editing wildlife photos can be a tricky process. While capturing the image in-camera is essential, the real magic often happens during post-production. But without a structured workflow, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed—or worse, ruin a great shot with poor editing choices.

In my latest YouTube video, I reveal the 5 most common editing mistakes photographers make and how to avoid them. If you want to elevate your editing game, this is a must-watch!

Here’s what you’ll learn:

🗂️ How to create a consistent folder structure to stay organized and find your files easily.
✂️ The best way to cull and select your top images efficiently.
🎨 How to “listen” to what each image needs and apply the right adjustments.
🚫 Why over-editing can harm your photos—and how to keep it natural.
📸 The importance of focusing on better shots in-camera instead of trying to rescue bad ones.

These tips work with any editing software, whether you’re using Lightroom, Photoshop, Capture One, or something else.

Need more tips like this? Subscribe to my newsletter and get your free copy of my 100 pages e-book Wildlife Photography for Beginners!