First of all, I must say that I am not a professional photographer, everything I know I have learned by myself, looking for information where I can and practicing, that said, I present you my way to edit the next RAW.
The photograph we are looking for is the next one, which you will see looks very different from the original photograph, this is the result:
To get to this, I imported the image into Lightroom, and by activating the lens corrections.
Then, using the crop tool, I cut the image with a 4 x 5 aspect ratio, looking for the composition that I think is the best.
I made some basic corrections for color, exposure, highlights, shadows, etc.
I think the red color looks very saturated, so in HSL/COLOR I reduce the red color saturation.
Using the graduated filter tool, I try to highlight the river area, I alter the temperature a little bit just to give a little more presence to the blue color.
Now I continue with the vignette, I couldn't miss it as usual, haha.
It's time to improve the focus a bit and eliminate traces of noise in the image.
This caused the luminance of the red colour to go up more than I wanted.
So in HSL/COLOR, this time I modified the luminance of the red colour until I found the right amount.
All that's left is to export the image as a JPG.
Do you like the result?