r/postprocessing

I want to bring out more details and stars but I can’t seem to get better than this

I’ve been trying to focus more on consistency lately, not just composition, but building a coherent mood and color palette across multiple photos. Reflections, silhouettes, soft greens and harsh morning light became the common thread through this set.

Shot on:
Sony A7C II
Sony 24-70mm f/2.8 GM II
Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II

The edges of the frog still feel a tad overexposed but didn't wanna darken the inside more than I already had.

Hello everyone, myself Arpit and I'm a mobile Photographer and editor. I took these photos two years ago using my mid range android mobile. Please ignore composition issues as i was learning at that time. I clicked these photos using the LR app's inbuilt camera and in RAW Format. I completely edit these on the LR app.

I went for a dramatic vibe along with highlighting the light portal. Like a divine portal. Although some people said this is not placed properly in the frame but ig because i didn't know that these would turn out like this.

(Ignore my grammar) . Please leave some feedback. Thank you very much for your time.

been sitting on these photos for years, decided to give myself a time limit to edit and also tink out loud as I made my edits and recorded myself. Really interesting self experiment for someone that has never streamed or recorded

I set a time limit of 25 minutes for this. Sometimes I'll spend 4 or 5 minutes on something and other times I'll spend like 4 hours, and you all know how that goes... nothing's ever perfect or finished so why ever share it? So... this was a willpower challenge for me. I did all of my adjustments manually, no presets or shortcuts for tones or any of that.

This is from Granada, Spain at sunrise in late November. Looking at the eastern side of the Alhambra palace. I edited the JPEG instead of the raw because Lightroom's cloud performance with raw has always been crap for me and the delays throw me out of flow. This is one of 5 exposures I took while learning bracketing exposure, so not much wiggle room with the blown out sky.

I can tell from the exposure settings that I've learned a lot about exposure settings lol, I would have made some different choices if I shot this today.

Canon RP, f/9, 58mm - SS 1/60(!!), ISO 50 (!!!)

SO, Having said some of the many caveats, any feedback? I didn't have a specific vibe or goal when i took it or as I edited, i was more trying to.. refine it.

I’m very proud with this end result, might be one of my favorite photos I have taken and edited.

Really struggling with post processing landscape photography. Its a try and error process. Wondering if anyone has taken a post processing course specifically geared towards landscape photography?

I’ve been doing photography more seriously as a hobby for about 9 months now and am trying to figure out where editing ends and AI generation begins. Would love to hear your thoughts.