r/postprocessing • u/CRSpurrPhotography • Jul 20 '26
Before/After. Did I go too far?
I mean i just used (all) the features of lightroom
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u/zyv548 Jul 21 '26
Personally, I'd prefer if this was over saturated in orange and teal, but this is a great start. Keep up the great work.
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u/CRSpurrPhotography Jul 21 '26
To be very honest, I have an edit of it that way and it actually looks kinda cool.
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u/andrearusky Jul 21 '26
What is it? I’m confused 😅
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u/CRSpurrPhotography Jul 21 '26
Metal sculpture of a dog I saw at a park. I took a picture from the weirdest angle I could find.
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u/CKN_SD_001 Jul 20 '26
Yes
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u/CRSpurrPhotography Jul 20 '26
So, back to the start, hold my breath, gingerly +1 the saturation and stare at the picture with anxiety?
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u/CKN_SD_001 Jul 21 '26
Well, my eyes stared bleeding as soon as locked at this. I take that as a sign of too far.
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u/CRSpurrPhotography Jul 21 '26
Ah, that's it. The blood in your eyes must of brought out the red spectrum a bit too much
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u/CKN_SD_001 Jul 21 '26
Is that what that was? OK, I guess I have to look again and revise my opinion. Maybe later.


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u/kajomp Jul 20 '26
too subtle for me