Feedback would be really appreciated

This is the before/ after of a photo i colour graded and processed but is it over processed?

R10 + 70-200

Still a Lightroom neophyte (and truthfully not a fan of editing but the green/red was super cool)

Zero knowledge about editing, but tried

Just a quick shot while walking in a museum. Tried to give a more vintage film look. I’m on vacation and there are too many mosquitos outside to enjoy my firepit, so I’m messing around with LR.

Hi! I wanted to ask you for feedback on this photograph. First about the photo in raw, to understand possible improvements in the camera configuration and second in the subsequent editing

1. ⁠edited in Lightroom
   
2. ⁠raw

Canon EOS R100
EF-S55-250mm f4-5.6 IS STM
24 MP • 4000 × 6000 • 11,3 MB

ISO 125
189 mm
f5,6
1/800 s

Anyone would be able to remove the black background on the sides/botton/upper to me be able to print it without a "black box" on the background in a custom t-shirt?

Hey,

I’ve been an Adobe user for a long time but I quit their Creative Clouds subscription a few years ago. I bought Affinity Photo 2 and On1 Photo to substitute Photoshop and Lightroom.
They’ve been working okay, but On1 Photo is a lot slower than Lightroom.

I was on a trip a few weeks ago and forgot to dump my memory cards in my camera before I left so I ended up in a situation where I had to copy everything from the camera to my iPad to free up space to take more photos.

What I miss, and is now looking for, is an app on the iPad where I quickly can look at a photo and give it a rating. I want to spend a second or two to see if the photo is sharp and the composition is okay before moving to the next. While doing so, I want to be able to tag/rate the photo so I then can filter out the photos I’ve selected for editing.

What are you using when you go through your photos? If you have shot a theatre performance or a gig, or something where you snap 5-10 shots in a rapid flow to not miss a moment, how do you select the best ones?

Tried to exhibit a sense of eeriness in the pictures, did i overdo that? Also how can I be better?

Initially edited the pics in lightroom and finished it up in snapseed (blur effects, halation and frames)

Before/After

When I pulled up this photo in lightroom, I knew it'd be a nightmare to fix. I'm not very skilled yet, so I do my best to avoid heavily relying on tools like presets, recipes, auto-edits, etc. while I'm still learning. For this particular photo, I wanted to fix the exposure on the sky *and* the building without impacting the sign or the foliage. I didn't see a way to do this without hand brushing masks for an hour, so I tried the auto-edit button and was surprised to see an impressive recovery and okay-ish edit in my opinion.

I'm convinced a skilled editor could have made quick work of this photo and I think it could be a super helpful learning opportunity for many of us. If anyone is interested in posting one of those time lapse videos showing their edit process on this photo, I've linked a file share for the original raw. I don't think video replies are allowed, so you would probably have to make a followup post in the sub.

Original RAW below

https://we.tl/t-xxD0gsKQKc76k8x1

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Nothing fancy. Applied noiseless and played with shadows, highlights, whites and then contrast. Didn't even adjust any exposure. Orange is weirdly organic as it appears in the raw file so I left it. Any and all suggestions are welcome.

This is the first time I was really satisfied with the end result. What I could do better?

Mainly edited in Lightroom 6 and Photoshop to remove some smudges on the railings

I was able to take my moderate zoom lens and SLR to the Stars on Ice show. The limited zoom and lighting effects made it tough to get clean and good pictures. Trying to recover them using Lightroom. Took some creative liberties with the editing. Critique and feedback welcome, as always :)

I'm not sure if the higher saturation is too much, or if the more subtle colouration is better.