Through the process of capturing these images, I’ve discovered that there is more to beauty than meets the eye. It’s not just about the sweeping landscapes and beautiful sunrises, but the subtle details and unique perspectives that often go unnoticed. By being receptive to the world around us, we can uncover new and unexpected forms of beauty that are waiting to be captured.

Furthermore, the editing process has taught me how to refine and enhance my photographic compositions. I’ve practiced and learned more about how to use lens corrections, adjust vignettes, straighten and crop images, and pay attention to details that can detract from the intended focus of the photograph. These small but important adjustments can transform a good picture into a great one.

The selection of images to include in a collection is a vital component of the artistic process. Each picture must complement and add to the overall theme, colour and tone of the collection. It’s not just about showcasing one’s best work, but creating a cohesive and visually appealing collection that tells a story.

Ultimately, the process of taking and editing photographs has taught me to appreciate the beauty in the details and look at things from a fresh perspective. It’s not just about capturing a moment, but about finding the right angle, lighting and composition to create a stunning work of art. And when the pieces come together, the end result is a beautiful mosaic that tells a story and evokes emotion of the viewer.