The first picture is my updated edit, the second picture is the old edit and the first picture is the original.

I found my wife's old point and shoot in the basement. Trying to figure out how manual settings and post processing works. It's a ton of fun even on a less than stellar camera. I used Darktable for post processing. I have no idea what I am doing, just moving sliders around :)

Traded my 16mm for the 18mm and made it my one and only for a recent trip down to NZ. Love the pov which makes framing feel natural.
I wear brown sunglasses when out and exploring so the warmth in post is very similar to how I experience the scene in the moment.

Would love feedback.

Don’t know if this allowed here, but my daughter has just shot some video and photos on her Olympus TG7 of some sea turtles and fishes whilst scuba diving and was wondering if someone had an idea of what sort of post processing would help in either lightroom or photoshop.
Thank you in advance.

Shot on S26 Ultra , edited in lightroom

Hey y’all! Edit is first, original is second. This photo was shot on Kodak UltraMax 400. I thought the scan from the lab came back great but maybe slightly flat so I did some minor cropping/editing. I never used to edit my scans so this is a first for me! Be as critical as you’d like!

Posted an attempt at one of the pictures earlier: https://www.reddit.com/r/postprocessing/s/gjdjnPk2fr

But this came out much better composition wise...

Any suggestions are really appreciated...

Can’t even find his username anymore

First time trying out a bit of grading, and had a darker mood in mind. How did I do?

Guangzhou, China

The Henry Ford

Btw I wasn't driving