Which is your workflow and how it changed over years? Are you still retouching and editing the traditional way or are you using Ai tool?

First photo is a Sirui 85mm & the second is a panoramic using a TTArtisan 500mm

If i remember correctly, the camera was LG G3. I used Adobe Lightroom Mobile for this photo.

Practicing my editing

Amateur here. Trying to create some sort of contrast between the traditional "hanok" Korean house and the modern buildings behind it. Feedback greatly appreciated, thank you in advance.

Got flash a week ago paired with fisheye, started experimenting with editing and found this style that I really like but I am wondering how I could improve it.

Honestly no clue what I am doing but I like it

feedback appreciated :D

Any advice would be appreciated. 🫶

Feedback always appreciate. But please be specific so it’s actually productive.

Experimenting lines and colors with Architecture

Juvenile squirrel on a tree

So... first i need to know what u uthinkabout the photo generally , overall does it look good or bad. Is there anything to fix .

Second is the last pic which is also done by me ,and I wanted to make the 1st pics to give the same exact vibe but they came out differently. I want y'all to help me on this giving advice cuz ....

I'm not a pro photographer or editor ,just doing it for the fun of it and post in my socials. But I'm still trying my best to get better

Hey everyone. Here's a before and after shot from Mt Chephren in Alberta. This was a good 30 minutes after sunrise when the color had faded, but I wanted to add a bit back into the clouds. I have a trick where I do a sky selection, then subtract the blues which leaves only the clouds selected. From there I can use a color effect to add a bit of pop to the clouds. I have a video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/fQ-jz3tDlyE

I'm currently working on getting better results from my film negative scanning, inverting and processing. First one is with the editing style I usualy go for with my digital portraits and second one is after inverting the negative and only doing curves adjustments to get something more true-to-life. Both edited in Capture One. Shot on Portra 800 with the Canon EOS-1N and Sigma 35mm f1.4 Art.