Hi, I’m Brittany.
I’m the creator behind The Wandering Edit. I fell in love with travel in my early 20s, when a study abroad program took me to Italy for the first time. That trip opened my eyes to the beauty of experiencing a new culture, and I haven’t stopped chasing that feeling since.
I’ve now traveled to 20+ countries across 5 continents, as well as countless cities here in the US. I’ve taken solo trips, helped plan large group getaways, and everything in between.
Photography is a passion of mine too, and my camera comes with me everywhere. My travel style, loosely planned itineraries with just enough structure to explore and enough flexibility to relax, along with my love of photography and editing, is what inspired the name of this blog.
I created The Wandering Edit to share my love of travel and help others create experiences they’ll remember for a lifetime. As a travel advisor, I’m happy to help you plan your own trip, or feel free to wander these pages for inspiration.
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Quietly Observed
Every project has its own rhythm, and my aim is always the same: images that feel natural, intimate, and clear. I map out the essentials — light, timing, location — so the process stays relaxed and intuitive from beginning to end.
I step back when moments unfold on their own and step forward when a little guidance helps. The result? Photographs that carry a sense of place, mood, and genuine presence.
“We discovered this journal by chance, and it felt immediately personal. The writing is warm and reflective, and the photos carry a stillness that stays with you long after you leave the page.”
Sophie Dines
London, UK
