Photographer Miss International Netherlands at a consultancy with 1-10 employees
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Oct 22, 2026
My main use case for Adobe Photoshop is working as a photographer for an international pageant and also for its local department. Since no one is perfect, I am always retouching, doing the hair, the makeup, tiny spots on the face and hands and things like that. An example of a recent project where Adobe Photoshop really made a difference in my editing process is that there is one task every year to create huge banners about 160 cm. I can do it with a full sensor camera, blow it up, edit it, and it is crystal sharp. In terms of my main use case for Adobe Photoshop, I always use RAW as an input format for my images. It can deal perfectly well with RAW. I have some templates in RAW where I can adjust the settings and lens corrections, and then I can continue in Adobe Photoshop. I have a specific workflow with adding layers and additional plugins like Portrait Studio. Everything works together pretty well with Adobe Photoshop.
In my role, I use Adobe Photoshop mainly for image editing and basic design tasks. Typical uses include cropping, resizing images, adjusting colors and brightness, removing backgrounds and unwanted objects, and preparing images for presentations, documents, or digital platforms. A specific example of how I use it involves preparing images for presentations or internal documentation. I take a raw image, crop it, resize it, and adjust the brightness and contrast while removing unwanted background elements using selection and Content-Aware tools. This helps ensure the final image looks clean, professional, and consistent before sharing it in reports or slides.
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My main use case for Adobe Photoshop is working as a photographer for an international pageant and also for its local department. Since no one is perfect, I am always retouching, doing the hair, the makeup, tiny spots on the face and hands and things like that. An example of a recent project where Adobe Photoshop really made a difference in my editing process is that there is one task every year to create huge banners about 160 cm. I can do it with a full sensor camera, blow it up, edit it, and it is crystal sharp. In terms of my main use case for Adobe Photoshop, I always use RAW as an input format for my images. It can deal perfectly well with RAW. I have some templates in RAW where I can adjust the settings and lens corrections, and then I can continue in Adobe Photoshop. I have a specific workflow with adding layers and additional plugins like Portrait Studio. Everything works together pretty well with Adobe Photoshop.
In my role, I use Adobe Photoshop mainly for image editing and basic design tasks. Typical uses include cropping, resizing images, adjusting colors and brightness, removing backgrounds and unwanted objects, and preparing images for presentations, documents, or digital platforms. A specific example of how I use it involves preparing images for presentations or internal documentation. I take a raw image, crop it, resize it, and adjust the brightness and contrast while removing unwanted background elements using selection and Content-Aware tools. This helps ensure the final image looks clean, professional, and consistent before sharing it in reports or slides.
Every designer has Adobe Photoshop. I use it in graphic design, multimedia, and simulation design.