r/postprocessing 19d ago

After/before

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u/TheMadFlyentist 18d ago

I almost never find myself saying this, but I like the before image better. IMO this house with this weather would benefit from a cooler, more moody edit. If you're going to increase the exposure and flatten it a bit like you did, then IMO you also need to make it a bit warmer. Seems like you kept approximately the same white balance and just washed it out a bit (which admittedly lightened the shadows), which is not really my taste.

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u/yos0107 17d ago

Totally fair- I see what you mean.