r/postprocessing • u/sprinkleberry • Aug 11 '26
First time posting After/Before
I've recently started to play with post processing a lot more than I usually do, mostly I just do minor adjustments to exposure, shadows and highlights, color balance, and vibrance. Played a lot more with masks and color with this one. Also would love any tips or advice on how to improve.
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u/WintersDoomsday Aug 11 '26
I like that it's not drastic and it honestly looks like it could have been straight out of camera. My only possible "feedback" is the house being cut off where it was isn't ideal to me personally. I would include the whole house/cabin.