Exhibition-Ready Art Photo Editing -- 2

I have a catalogue of more than 500 high-resolution photographs that document my latest body of work here in the UK. Before they go to print and projection for an upcoming exhibition, I need a seasoned photo editor to step in and take full ownership of the image pipeline—everything from culling the strongest frames to delivering impeccably polished finals.

The essentials
• Purpose: every selected image must be ready for gallery-standard display; colour fidelity, tonal balance and flawless presentation are paramount.
• Core edits: colour correction and enhancement, precise cropping or resizing to match exhibition specs, and subtle but effective removal of any blemishes or visual distractions.
• Creative latitude: the overall aesthetic is deliberately open. I’m happy for you to decide whether a modern, vintage, bold—or entirely hybrid—treatment best amplifies each piece. Showcase your eye and let the work guide your choices.

What I’ll supply
– The full RAW/JPEG archive via cloud drive
– Reference shots of the physical artworks for colour matching
– Output dimensions and DPI requirements from the printer/projector technician

What I need back
1. Curated shortlist (roughly 120–150 images) for my approval
2. Final retouched files in print-ready TIFF (300 dpi) and web-optimised JPEG/PNG sets
3. A simple spreadsheet or Lightroom catalog noting any global presets or noteworthy adjustments, so we can reproduce the look for future pieces

Turnaround is flexible but the exhibition install date is six weeks away, so an organised, phased hand-off makes sense: first the shortlist, then rolling delivery of finished edits. If this scope excites you and your portfolio shows comparable gallery work, I’m ready to start immediately.