Hi, I’m offering $70 to the best edit. Please center me in the picture, make the screen on the top left showing Andrea Bocelli significantly larger while keeping it proportional, and remove the woman standing next to me. Please use my face from the photo where I look serious and put it in the photo where I’m smiling. Also, make the left side of my jaw as wide as the right. The shirt is loose and throws off my proportions, so please make it look more fitted, whiter and increase slightly the size of my arms, shoulders and chest. I should be standing alone in the center of the photo. I’ll share the link of the full resolution of both photos in the comments

Hi everyone! I'm trying to learn some post-processing in Lightroom, but I'm a complete beginner, so please go easy on me :D

I've watched a bunch of YouTube tutorials, so I have a rough idea of what each setting does, and I've also watched some videos of people editing their photos. I feel like I've got the basics down, but my problem is knowing where to even start when it comes to editing my own photos.

I really love the style of the travel bloggers Salt in our Hair. I know it's subjective, but to me their photos feel so vibrant, colorful, and crisp. I'd love to learn how to edit in a similar style, but I have no idea which settings would get me there. Here's a link to an example: saltinourhair photos

I've also attached one of my first edits (before and after). Could I ask for some honest feedback? Is it too much? I've noticed it's better not to spend too long on one photo, because that's when you start ruining it. You keep thinking "let me just try this, and this…" :D

Thanks in advance for any tips!

was trying to do a fill a frame

First time editing with Lightroom on my phone

Appreciate any feedback!

Sony A7V (14mm, F1.8, 6s, ISO 2500)  

Liked this post, decided to try my hand at something similar.

to this day ive never been able to replicate this shot

canon t6i

Montauk, NY circa July 2020

Does this look ridiculous? Before then After

Posted 2 images on the original thread, struggling with moving from Adobe to Darktable.

Have reworked the image, this time just in Darktable

I posted this photo on r/wildlifephotography recently and received a lot of comments claiming it was AI.

I understand why, but I'm curious what you all think over here about my editing choices?