I already used Lightroom and had done some quick courses on that. Because I like to do that, I go through the course from beginning to end, making notes and doing the class projects. For now it's all easy and just learning to use the not-classis version and a lot of keyboard shortcuts.

Big fan of Dan Scott's courses and did some of them (InDesign, After Effects, Illustrator, and more like those). He makes the best online courses, so I keep coming back for more!

For the light class-project I used I photo I made for this month. I tried to capture the whole 'white' building. All photo's taken from the other direction were good, all photo's taken form this direction sucked. Because of the light. So good exercise stuff. Below I also adjusted the horizon and all, but the loss of the legs of the couple and cutting the car makes the end result worse.

Then, color and white balance. Used photograph had a green colorcast and way too much light. The cat is actually not the regular orange but a less bright and more 'sand color'. Couldn't fix all the too overexposure, but it was a nice photo to play with. And a sweet cat.

 

Class-project: remix

https://lightroom.app.link/7eQOT80iKBb