Wedding Photo Editing Before After Comparison

[Format] Landscape 16:9 gig cover, wedding before/after colour-grading comparison. Cinematic photographic finish. No watermark, no personal names. [Layout] A slim off-white banner caps the top, roughly one-quarter of the frame height, carrying the headline. Below it the frame splits into two equal 50/50 vertical halves of the same bridal portrait: the left half cool and desaturated, the right half graded to a warm golden sunset. A thin seam marks the division. Straddling the seam at mid-height are two rounded-square app icons stacked vertically with a small gap between them. Two short semi-transparent dark strips sit at the bottom of each half holding the Before/After words, aligned toward the outer edges of the two panels. [Subject] A bride seen in profile facing right: dark hair in a low updo with a long sheer veil, a sleeveless lace gown, small earring, calm closed-mouth expression, framed from mid-thigh up and cropped below the bust by the bottom band. Behind her on the left a flat overcast sky and dim hills; on the right the same scene under a blazing orange-gold sunset. The pose is identical on both sides. [Headline] Top banner: 'Wedding Photo' in a large black mixed-case serif, centred, over a second line 'EDITING & RETOUCHING' in black letterspaced sans-serif caps roughly half the size. Bottom strips: 'BEFORE' on the left and 'AFTER' on the right in white serif caps, small, sitting on translucent dark bars. Reading order is headline banner first, then Before/After. [Badges] Between the two halves, stacked vertically at the centre seam: the Adobe Lightroom icon — a rounded navy square with a white 'Lr' glyph — above the Adobe Photoshop icon, a rounded blue square with a white 'Ps' glyph. Each is roughly one-tenth of the frame height, with a small gap between them. [Mood] Cool slate blues on the left against rich amber-orange on the right, cream banner above; cinematic and romantic. The two-tone split and the stacked app icons are the strongest thumbnail signals.