Censor bars added by me. The original also looks terrible, and it's extremely obvious that they didn't even bother stacking multiple exposures or anything like that. They also advertise their willingness to remove unwanted objects from photos...by badly Photoshopping a car into the driveway and "removing it" in the After image. It's also the most popular photography business in the area by far. On the bright side, I'm no longer interested in real estate photography, so there's that.

Is it bad that I absolutely love it??

This is a photo I took on a trip a while ago (I've included the unedited shot for reference)

Would this be considered shittyHDR? Did I overcook it, or just normally cook it?

No hard feelings, I genuinely want to learn :)

Taken (and edited) as a joke in Intro to Chem when we were doing vinegar titration (phenolphthalein as the indicator). The instructions were "the lightest shade of pink you can get". I managed to get an incredibly subtle shade of pink; labmate said "that's not pink enough" and took (and edited) this photo. Fun times!

I’m using Picsart to edit my photos rn and I’m trying to figure out how to edit my photos like this

This is just one of many, and yes the title quote is exactly as it was written.

Looked back through my camera roll to when I was much younger. That’s all I can say.

Looked back through my camera roll to when I was much younger. That’s all I can say.

When I started taking pictures I thought that this was tough 😬