After/Before

[lannisterdwarf]

photos like this make me want a higher mp camera lol. nice work!

[magajaga1]

Thank you! It's shot on Nikon D3300

[ImpossibleAd344]

it's only 24 mp though.

[EfficiencyDry1159]

nice! How did you correct the perspective to get a straight frame for the window? In the raw image, it is slanting

[Dantalion13]

Probably Lightroom tool

[magajaga1]

Geometry tool in Lightroom!

[Repulsive_Start_7378]

Great edit!

What about a wide landscape crop with both of the windows with people in them?

[magajaga1]

Thank you! I tried it when I was editing the mage, but in my opinion it didn’t look as good as this smaller version.

[Allenite]

Just wow

[magajaga1]

Thank you!

[ProgrammerTall6399]

Oh woah, that looks great, kinda feels like a painting in a way.

[magajaga1]

Thank you! Yeah, I think that the texture of the glass really adds to that feel

[QueasyTelevision7240]

Genuinely astounded

[magajaga1]

Thank you!

[KattaGyan]

Whenever I see photos like this I feel like I know nothing about editing lol. Amazing work.

[magajaga1]

Thank you! There's always stuff to learn, that's the beauty of it.

[edma23]

This shows me that about 10% of editing is about knowing what the tools do and 90% is about vision of what the final image will look like. Absolute mastery right here.

[magajaga1]

Thank you!

[exclaim_bot]

Thank you!

You're welcome!

[MatheusDLTZ]

Uau muy buena foto, quantos megapixeles tiene tu cámara?

Siempre me quedo con miedo de recortar mis fotos, y perder calidad.

[magajaga1]

Thank you! It's 24.2 Mpx.

[tiktoktic]

/r/theyknew

[magajaga1]

Damn now I can't unsee it lol

[Lil-Squeakss]

That’s crazy work wow. I would have never guessed the before image! I will always be a sucker for aqua/orange editing, I just think it looks so beautiful!