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Ready to try a new edit? This Mission challenges you to give your shots the classic teal and orange treatment 🔵🟠 cool blues in the shadows, warm oranges in the highlights. It’s the colour grade you’ve seen in Hollywood blockbusters, now it’s your turn to experiment with it in aviation photography. ⚡️ Mission Tips: 🎯 In Lightroom/Photoshop, push blues and cyans toward teal in the shadows. 💪 Warm up skin tones, sunset light, or metal reflections toward orange for contrast. 🖌 Use split toning or the colour grading panel to control highlights vs shadows. 🗣 Share your process - did you keep it subtle, or go bold and cinematic? 💡 Did You Know? Teal and orange are complementary colours — opposite sides of the colour wheel. That’s why they create such strong contrast without clashing, instantly grabbing the eye.