Trying to make mundain stuff look cool, did it work out?

After/Before/Before

Feedback is appreciated - I am newer to editing in general and I would love to keep improving. I like this, but I can't shake the feeling that it feels slightly sterile.

Im not sure if this is the right subreddit for this but I noticed while I was editing, these red/magenta/pink spots. I'm using lightroom web.

criticism welcome! 5x4 instagram crop

Hello,

I've recently got into photography and purchased a Nikon Z50ii with the dual lens kit. I'm still experimenting with the camera settings and composition, but I am confident of getting pretty close in full manual mode by now and I'm concentrating a lot on LR editing. I am trying to achieve a pretty natural look in my photos. My main goal rn is to not get photos that look like they've been shot on iPhone and edited in apple photos (if that makes any sense). I've attached a before and after of one of my first attempts at this. The image is not incredible (in composition mainly) as I didn't yet have an opportunity to go and just shoot. Any feedback is much appreciated.

Thank you!

Taken with a Sony a6100 + Sigma 18-50mm lens. Edited in Lightroom Classic

Opinions and advices welcomed !

Recently most of the feedbacks I’ve received on my work have been that my editing is kinda crap. So I’m trying to be less crazy and more intentional with what I bring to the table, and honestly it does feel better indeed.

https://www.instagram.com/edoardo_pallaoro/

At first I wanted to keep the colors, but I didn't get what I wanted, so I tried B&W.

Should I just edit for a more lofi look ? Open to any and all advice

A6700

30mm/f1.4/ISO 4000

Sky is completely blown out when I tried to shoot with slow shutter speed. Is there a way to edit the picture to fix it into not being just a white field with the only exception of the left upper corner?