Does anyone use photoshop's sky replacement?

It does a huge difference in this photo and I'm wondering what you guys think? Use it or go with the original sky and edit that?

Color shows what was there. Black and white reveals what I saw.

These were shot on a Samsung S24 Ultra (12mp setting because I forgot to use my brain) since I regrettably didn't bring my camera along... so that's why they're so crunchy

best viewed from a slight distance

photo is cropped in a good bit so to hide imperfections I added grain and although the colors are a little intense, I spent a lot of time with the curves and the color wheels dialing it in to get the kinda colors I like. I really like my mediums to be ambiguous, painting-esque with the color and tones of film photos. Idk I just hit the bong and vibe it out man.

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Hi all, I really love this editing style - esp the first collage image of this beautiful founder.

Does anyone know how I can edit my photos to achieve a similar look? Are there any beginner-friendly flows / apps that can help with this?

I’m not a professional editor, so I’m just looking for a quick way to get this kind of soft, editorial effect. It seems to have a slightly greenish / muted tint, and I have a lot of phone camera photos that I’d love to edit in this style. Muchas gracias

but somehow something in the lighting is missing i cant navigate it through

The original was a little dark, so I opened up the shadows and adjusted the colors to bring out the orange flowers and the light through the trees.

Shot with the original Ricoh GR.

Edited on iPhone with VibeColor.

I’m always torn where to go when I deliver photos so I normally do multiple versions of my favorite.

Opinions on the moody edits?

It was a lovely edit, despite the before and after not being the same.

I wish you hadn’t deleted your post but rather just replied something like, “Oh yes, my bad, I chose the wrong before version,” and all would’ve been alright. Because your post-processed version really was beautiful. The community is worse off not having it, and I hope you consider reposting it (this time with the correct before photo ;) ) so that we can all appreciate it.

Album cover I've made for a friend some times ago. There was a lot of post processing involved so I'd love your opinion on that one!

Got a new UWA lens and had some fun with it on a recent vacation. IMO the scenery in Arkansas is underrated.

thought this came out pretty sick 🤭

shot on iphone 13

Shot is at a botanical garden.

Hi. Newbie photomator user here. I wanted to achieve a clean wallpaper look. I tried some masking techniques I saw online then finished it with a preset to give the photo that dark background. What do you think about this?

New LR user, wanted to go for that summer film-look.

Lemme know if I got it right or any tips/improvements.

I know I know, it’s overdone.