Ricky Walter Molnar

Hello friends and family, I have recently started to my own photo editing "business". I have decided to try and hone my editing skills and become a better fine art photo editor. Thanks to the teaching I've learned under John Glaser I am putting my skills to the test! If you know wedding photographers, studio, lifestyle, graduation, etc that are looking at outsourcing their editing or culling please give them this link! (Pricing is not fixed, each client has different needs and I'm happy to discuss this with them.)

Thank you to everyone who has helped or supported me along the way, this is a new area and chapter in my photography that I hope will be a success.

rwm-edits | photo retouching Professional photo retouching for $4.50 a photo. rwm-edits offers Object removal, background extension, face swaps, and more! Studio, family, weddings or anything else you need edited, we can do it.

Got bored

Dogs are more photogenic than humans...change my mind👏 Also, feel free to hire me to take pictures of your animals.

Visited a plant nursery in Houston today, wanted to share two favorites. 🌿

My brother and I have finally opened a shop to sell our prints, and in my totally UNBIASED opinion they are exactly what you need in your home or apartment or condo or something of that nature. If you like supporting small artists, take a look at www.rdphotographs.com and leave a kind comment 🤗

Please don't tell my parents that I lit a cigarette in the house to take this picture. Photo technique inspired by .soup

The One-Eyed Bug Hunting Bandit. @ Katy, Texas

Look at me Look at me Look at me. Not even a pandemic can stop me from seeking Instagram validation.

Photos of animals that I came across in Peru, it's a shame I wasn't able to smuggle any of them back with me. @ Iquitos, Peru

The longer the quarantine, the weirder the self portraits👏

A bit bored today and wanted to try out my new lens, so I went to the local Garden Center and had some fun.

A few favorites from my renaissance session with Houston Ballet's ! I am slowly getting the hang of staging and working with bigger sets (photo #2) but I still feel like I'm losing the immersion and depth of the scene. Moving forward my next sessions will be focusing on creating environments and wardrobes that the subjects can interact with and live inside of in hopes of making a more believable and realistic photo. This series has proven to be a huge learning experience for me and I look forward to sharing more images with everybody and get feedback from those who want to give!
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