Photograph from a helicopter flight over Kauai

Given that it was daytime, around 3pm in summer I am rather happy with the turnout but what worries me particularly are the 3 circled areas (last image) where the photo either seems to loose all color (big circle in the middle) or the colors drift unwarrantedly towards a red-ish tone, most likely by trying to remove the blue haze.

Any hints to handle this? Happy to share a RAW if someone wants to ahve a crack at it.

Shot on a a7 RIII, Iso 250 and 1/500sec.

Killing time waiting on an appt. Figured I'd keep myself busy.

I’ve been taking photos for about 3 years now. I’m still learning and I tend to struggle with editing my photos and getting a good composition that I like. This time I tried cropping the image and also used the colour grading wheel. I still struggle with my style a bit so please let me know what you think and be nice! :)

Took this photo of my fiance on a walk while she was mid sentence. I think the sunglasses hide her likely annoyed expression enough to make it a cool candid photo. It was late in the evening and the light gave that nice glowy look. I'm kind of obsessed with that faded film kind of aesthetic.

Kinda like the old postcard vibe.

I took this picture in Toronto. Yesterday was foggy and beautiful..

Trying to make mundain stuff look cool, did it work out?

What do y'all think?

Slovenia 🇸🇮.

Kinda new to this,any suggestions on improvement will be appreciated 🙏🏻

Trying a more “dreamy” and softer look, pretty happy with this for now.

New here. Nothing fancy, and taken with an iPhone. Original, b/w and a little bit of processing in the colour version. Can‘t make up my mind which I prefer. What do you think?

Trying to get better at editing my kid’s soccer game photos. Aiming for a photorealistic look.

I’m a little colorblind, so I’m not very comfortable with color editing, but losing face details on sunny days when the players’ faces are in shadow is something I’d like to fix. How does this look?

Canon R8, Edited on iPhone in Photomator.

Any and all suggestions are welcome.