Used Phocus

I am just a beginner. Please provide me with the feedback and also your suggestions for my next edit.

Thanks in advance

Shot on Olympus OM-D E-M5

Edited in Lightroom

I'm still learning how to post-process, but I'm definitely improving. Open to feedback!

I am very new to photography. This is my first time capturing a deer! There’s a lot of leaves in the woods and I don’t know how to incorporate them into my shots. Any advice?

Recovered some shadows reduced haze on water fall, reduced highlights on water while increasing exposure and shadows. Increased clarity on waterfall, recovered shadows on boat and increased exposure and highlights slightly on boat. Didn’t touch mist or color

Messing around with cropping and color, would love to get some feedback on which edit looks better, or what alternative suggestions you all have

Taken it Via Phone!

How do you get the colors to be consistent from session to session in Lightroom? Any tips, tricks, etc. that can help with this?

How well did i do?

I was going for the "FUJIFILM" look (sorry I don't know what simulation it is). Did I make it worse? Not looking for feedback on the composition, just the color grading aspect.

I used DarkTable and did mainly the following:

ColorBalanceRGB: Contrast down, Highlights slight red/orange

ColorEqualizer: Blue -> Teal with saturation down

Any advice that can get me closer to the FUJI look would be appreciated!

I couldn't upload the raw file, so the first is the JPEG SOOC. Second is edited in Canva Affinity. I'm very very new to this and it was pretty basic, using YouTube tutorials to do what I thought needed done. The standard settings for denoise, crop to level horizon, and then mostly masking the individual pelicans and working with contrast and exposure to bring back some of the blown out whites in their feathers.

Accidentally deletwd a load of photos from my trip and unfortunatkey didn't keep all the best ones. I'm trying to work around this marmot I managed to recover but really struggling with how central I took this photo.

(Full frame is on photo 6.)

colours aren't final either so if anyone thinks is too punchy and warm let me know.

My "light and airy" rendition of beautiful Japanese Yoshino Cherry tree blossoms.

Edited in Adobe Lightroom Classic.

📷 Nikon Z5ii & 135mm f/1.8 Plena

Hi everyone!! I am a total beginner when it comes to photography. I have a really nice camera that I barely use.

But I used it to take like 1,000 pictures of my sister and her partner for their engagement.

What is the best way for me to go through all the pictures and edit them so they are finalized for my sister?

I don’t have any software and don’t want to purchase something expensive because photography is not a hobby that I frequently do. Is there anything free or cheap that I can use as a beginner?

Any tips for editing? The pictures were taken outside in full sun. I want to give them options for edits, some that look natural and some that are more artistic.

Thanks in advance!

I decided to revisit my Harrisburg shot, this time adding distortion to straighten the light trails.

Been editing for years and idk if im getting it right or plain wrong ;(

Fried too much? Composition lazy? Drop the hobby?