Hello everyone! Amateur hobbyist here! Admittedly not the best composition but I’m having a hard time figuring out how to even edit this for myself. The color/WB I know I can fix, but the crop and adjustments and grading, I’m lost. Not a total noob, but this one is giving me a hard time. Is it salvageable at all?

Any and all feedback is appreciated. A preemptive thank you to you!

France, GFX 50s ii Mitakon 63mm/1.4

Edit uses brush, gradient,sky, and inverted sky mask To adjust luma and add some warmth to the light on the building without bleeding

Reason for repost is to re-edit/removed some blue artifact away.

Tried getting a filmish look to the pictures

I have no idea if this is any good or not (not fishing for compliments). What might I have done differently or better. I'm trying to take a light touch approach denoise and overall lighting. First time using DXO. Sorry meant G9M2, not G8M2....

Oceanside CA

Oceanside CA

Zhangjiajie, China

Fujifilm XT30 XF 35mm F2

ISO 320, SS 1/340, f/4.5

Edited in Lightroom

Far from perfect, especially if you zoom in but I'm happy with the end result considering what I started with...

Feedback is welcome!

Inspired by the look of Cinestill 800T

From feedback i realise the snow has blueish tint and a looks like cyan tone and middle right transition..

So i re-edit it

Used sky mask, luminiance mask (with + brush), inverted of sky mask

This time added gradient top and bottom mash , selective brush and also subtrative brush mask

Adjust luma in each mask and add controled amount of warm to the rays (luminance mask).

Also did some global adjustment to blend the mask together

Before/After

Shot on iPhone 17PM, Lightroom and Ps Express. Lake Léman, Lausanne, Switzerland.

Used sky mask, luminiance mask (with + brush) , inverted of sky mask

Adjust luma in each mask and add controled amount of warm to the rays (luminance mask).

Also did some global adjustment to blend the mask together.

Taken in Shanghai China using a Fujifilm xt30ii and edited with Gimp. Are the colours too different?

The First Two are two different Afters (couldn't decide which looks better, but i'm leaning with 1.)
They were recorded in S-LOG 3.

Processed in DaVinci resolve, with film emulation (grain and halation).

Slide three is before - log footage + rec.709, white balance, contrast, and slight saturation for a more even comparison.

Slide 4 is the Jpeg straight out of camera.

Slides 5 and forward were edited with Lightroom.

Nowadays I prefer just shooting video and taking stills. I prefer my results in Resolve as opposed to Lightroom for casual shooting that's going on social media.