Work
Obscura Studio
Obscura Studio is mine: a browser-based photo pipeline for photographers, not a client project. I built it because the tool I wanted for editing and delivering shoots did not exist yet in the shape I wanted it, so building it myself was the only way to get it.
The product scope is concrete: upload a session, edit in the browser, and deliver a client gallery from the same service. The current first-party site demonstrates the editor before account creation and documents the wider studio behind it.
What the site does
The homepage puts a working editor in front of you before you've logged in: real exposure, brightness, contrast, warmth, and saturation sliders on a real photo, plus one-tap presets like Golden Hour, Color Pop, Film Matte, and black and white. It is not a recording. Moving the sliders actually changes the image, right there on the marketing page.
The full studio behind that demo handles tone curves, eight-band HSL, cropping, selective color, face-aware culling, and RAW files, and delivers the finished gallery from the same screen. No account and no download are needed to try it. A visitor can log in or create a studio from the top of the page once they're ready to move past the demo and into their own account.
Why this one is software
Accounts, image processing, and storage make this a software project with a separate scope, not part of the standard $3,000 website offer.
It is also the platform some of the other sites here run on. To The Max RV and Ridgeline Aerial are both hosted through Obscura Sites, the publishing side of this same project. Building the tool I needed and building the sites I sell come out of the same shop, which is part of why a project like this gets its own quote.
