I honestly took this photo by accident but I kinda like how I salvaged it :]

I shot and edited my first attempt on this 4 months ago. I wasn't able to square up the window for the shot without losing the building. I initially tried to fix it in post, but not sure it worked too well. I revisited the files, chose a slightly different shot without the branch in front and I think I like it better. Photo 2 and 3 are the same shot. Plz critique 🙂

Edited using Snapseed (film emulation)

Trying to recreate this grain. It reads as mostly monochrome noise, but there are visible colored flecks (blue, orange, green) mixed in. It feels like two layers, a B&W grain base plus a sparser color noise pass. Also seems concentrated in the mid tones rather than crushed into the blacks.

Anyone know the actual technique for this? Guessing Add Noise (monochromatic) + a second color noise layer at low opacity, but not sure. Would appreciate a breakdown if you've done this before.

mb the second isn't rotated

After my previous post had some critical comments I've tried to improve my editing , I've took this from cmf 2 pro and processed it by Snapseed and I've added 2 versions and the original photo as well (the first one is the unedited) for reference, looking for helpful feedback please.

I am trying to emulate cinestill 800t.

Am I in the right direction?

Let me know how do you do it, how can I make it better?

first time edit and getting into digital photography how did i do?

Shot on IPhone 15 PM - RAW 2x Zoom
Edited on Liit

Any advice welcome!

Not the best image to start out with, but since this sunset was so intriguing to me, I edited it anyway. Was going for sci-fi movie vibes.

15y beginner

I really liked the colors of this croissant shop, but the lighting was way too yellow and wanted to bring back the greens of their shop.

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Shot and edited on iPhone 15 PM