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In this quickedit video I’m editing a long exposure shots whit some nice car light trails going down an alpine road. For the #editing I will be using #Adobe #Lightroom If you'd like to support me, Patreon: / phlog Instagram: / thephlog Facebook: / phlog 0:00 Intro My goal for this shot was to first introduce warmer sunset-like colour tones and the bring more attention to those car light trails going down the mountain road. To capture those, I used a very long exposure time of around 240 seconds which means I don’t have to blend together multiple pictures in Photoshop and can thus only use Lightroom to work on this photo. 39:00 1. Basic Raw Adjustments I started by changing the camera profile to Adobe Standard to brighten up darker parts of the image slightly. Then, I switched the white balance setting to auto as Lightroom does a great job at setting the right white balance in this case. To reveal more details in the sky I dropped the highlights and to get back detail from the darker parts I increased the shadows. Then, to get a ‘clearer’ look I added clarity and some dehaze and vibrance for saturation. 2:29 2. Local Adjustments I added two graduated filters over the sky and used both to darken it by dropping the exposure. Also, I added one to the foreground and dropped the exposure which will bring out the car light trails more. Besides that, I increased the clarity in there as well. To apply subtle glow to the bright area in the sky, I added a radial filter over it and increased the blacks inside. For warmer colour tones, I increased the tint. 3:55 3. Colour Grading First, I dropped the green saturation and then slightly increased the orange, yellow, blue and purple saturation. I also increased the red, yellow and green luminance. For the split toning I went with a warm colour for the highlights and a colder tone for the shadows. 5:25 4. Final Editing I cleaned up the image using the spot removal tool. Then finally, I checked the nik collection plug in to apply a subtle dreamy look with the classical soft focus filter.