Editing your landscape photos can feel like sculpting a masterpiece, but it’s easy to go from subtle enhancements to heavy-handed alterations without even realizing it. Over-editing is something many photographers encounter on their journey—like an unavoidable detour before they truly find their editing rhythm. Some pass through this phase quickly, while others linger, unsure how to pull back and create more natural results.

If you're uncertain whether you've crossed that line, you’re not alone. Recognizing the signs of over-editing is the first step toward creating images that are both polished and authentic. This video will break down five telltale signs that you might be over-editing your landscape photos and provide simple fixes to get your work back on track. Let’s dive in.