In constant conversations about my work and the edges my photographs explore, I always stop at the question of editing my documentary (and oftentimes, archival) footage of a place, incident or community. And every time, I rediscover answers to why it's important to consider our editing as touches of our personal storytelling methods. I have always made it clear when I'm asked: I only go further than what cameras see but never take away the integrity of the photograph. 

I have been fascinated by learning about image editing and I was happy to be commissioned by Adobe Creative Community Fund to be working with Lightroom to share a selection of my work on the Discover Edit feed - a new portal for photographers to both learn editing and be inspired by how photographs from the Lightroom community are being edited. Where you also get a chance to see the original  file and the final result with clear steps, plus you can save an edit preset to try on their own photographs.

You can see more of my work on Discover