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Being in the water for moments like this is something I'll never get over. Everything happens so fast and you're just trying to take it in while also capturing it. This was shot in really low light, and the photo didn't come out the way the moment actually felt at all. I edited this in @Lightroom on Desktop and was able to bring it back to something that feels way closer to what it was like being there. Shaping the light, cleaning up the grain, and turning a split second underwater into somethin
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Being in the water for moments like this is something I'll never get over. Everything happens so fast and you're just trying to take it in while also capturing it. This was shot in really low light, and the photo didn't come out the way the moment actually felt at all. I edited this in @Lightroom on Desktop and was able to bring it back to something that feels way closer to what it was like being there. Shaping the light, cleaning up the grain, and turning a split second underwater into somethin
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