Working as a destination wedding photographer means dealing with an incredible volume of photos after the big day. I once had to edit nearly 93,000 images—it’s both exciting and exhausting. What helps me get through this marathon is embracing little humorous moments, like when bird poop unexpectedly lands during a shoot, which I now consider good luck! Beyond finding humor, organizing your photos efficiently is key. I like to categorize shots by event segments (ceremony, reception, portraits) and prioritize editing those that tell the most important parts of the story first. Using batch processing tools can save a huge amount of time on basic edits. Staying positive and balancing work with short breaks is vital. Sometimes, I even share fun behind-the-scenes clips on social media to connect with other photographers and clients, which makes the process more interactive and less solitary. If you're a photographer facing a mountain of images, try not to let the workload overwhelm you. Injecting humor, staying organized, and taking care of your mental health can make editing not just manageable but even enjoyable.