Before 
After
For the changes I put down the highlights to show the sign more clearly. Moreover, I added more contrast and put down the whites a little bit.
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- The top left photo is good due to the usage of a low angle that exaggerates the shape and size of the buildings.
- The top right photo is good due to the constant pattern in the image and also the neon lighting.
- The bottom left is great because again the pattern is very pleasing to the eyes and also the good usage of angle and lines in the image.
- The last photo is good because the main subject is placed in the bottom left of the image which is a good usage of the rule of thirds.
I like who she’s use of the rule of thirds and how she captures diagonals and shallow depth of field for the plants, the branch and for the man that was seated on the bench in this image.
For my before image, I captured a some berries in a bush. At first glance, the mood of this photograph is very dull and dreary. All from the color and lighting of the photo. There are also various colors being used, but I felt that it should give the image a bit of pop to it.
For my after image, there have been many edits that helped changed the mood of my photograph. In Lightroom, I wanted to give my subject, the berries, a bit more color to it. I wanted to increase the hues on my reds in the image so that the series appeared more lively and present. I decreased my exposure slightly, increased the contrast and reduced some of the highlights. I also reduced some of the whites in the image. clarity was also fixed in which I increased it slightly. I also wanted the trees in the background to be more greener, so I also messed around with the green hues within my image. Sharpening, Vibrance and Saturation were also increased slightly.
Original Photograph 
Edited Photograph
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