Here is my spin on this nice harbour...

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Here is a simple lightroom only edit. Nice scene and I hope you like this rendition.

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check out the newly announced sony a7C (it's a full frame compact camera) 24 meg mirrorless looks a lot smaller most likely lighter too.

i use a sony rx100 m7 which has a 24 -200 zoom and it is a fixed (not changeable) lens. It fits in a shirt pocket has a 1 inch sensor which produces a 20 meg image shoots 20 frames/sec raw or jpg and all the flexibility of a dslr. If that is 2 small. Sony just came out with a full frame 24 meg interchangeable lenses COMPACT sony a7C

I get amazing photos with the rx100 m7 with fine detail and it is an absolute pleasure to carry around fits in a shirt pocket.

i use a sony rx100 m7 which has a 24 -200 zoom and it is a fixed (not changeable) lens. It fits in a shirt pocket has a 1 inch sensor which produces a 20 meg image shoots 20 frames/sec raw or jpg and all the flexibility of a dslr. If that is 2 small. Sony just came out with a full frame 24 meg interchangeable lenses COMPACT sony a7C

I get amazing photos with the rx100 m7 with fine detail and it is an absolute pleasure to carry around fits in a shirt pocket.

there is no way to do bbf on the rx100 models but what you can do is focus using the shutter button 1/2 way down and then shift the camera in manual focus (this will hold the auto focus until you manually change it or turn the camera back to AF and refocus with the shutter button. I have manual focus set up on the left side of the wheel and combine it with the dmf (dots feature) which show you what is in focus by using colored dots on the areas in focus.

oops I now see you are talking about the rx10 not the rx100 please disregard... Sorry.

LR lets you "save" a virtual copy and would inturn keep all the history steps associated with that virtual copy. ACR does not support virtual copies but you should be able to save as the layers and their settings in regular PS

i am a big fan of the flashpoint (godox) sold and serviced by adorama. You can also get a wireless rf trigger that will send a rf signal to the flash and will allow you to control the power amount and also the flash zoom and do so for all operating modes ttl, manual optical or RF. Priced to please too I have multiple flashes and a trigger so can set up a single to a multiple light setup. The flashes are well priced and work great

I have 32 gb memory and a 6gb video card which sometimes helps and then usually gets sluggish and I have to turn it off. I've got 2 SSD drives and an I7 cpu and it is disappointing to me that inspite of claimed performance improvements there is still laggy sliders which make it very difficult to see and make subtle adjustments....and the Wacom windows ink is another pet pieve that lives on and on..

I arrived late to this discussion and was surprised to see no one talked about performance problems that never seem to get fixed laggy draggy sliders and delays in seeing the changes. I'd love to see this fixed once and for all. It is very hard to use the sliders to make subtle adjustments which then show up delayed.

The second one is for windows users who also use a Wacom tablet. there is a very old problem with windows ink, Wacom and lightroom. If you check windows ink on (required for pressure sensitivity), then the delay and jumpy sliders is further exaggerated. If you turn windows ink off the sliders work better but you lose pressure sensitivity capability. This has been a fingerpointing situation between Wacom, Microsoft and adobe for several years now. The windows ink does work in photoshop with no problems..

thanks for posting this well shot photo. Here is my attempt at an edit. My goal was to make the photo less busy and I did this by brightening and adding slight blur to the water reflection..

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Here's a way in PS there are likely others search youtube and or google

https://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-effects/add-rays-of-sunlight-to-a-photo-with-photoshop/

Here is my view of this wonderful image

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I have an m3 and the m7 it will fit in a dress shirt pocket. It is small and you will have to work on how to best support it while taking photos.. Also this is a very viable sports camera that can shoot 20 frames per second and has a 24 -200 zoom range. The photos are 20 megs on a 1" sensor and are detailed enough to be blown up.. I have metal prints from the m3 at 16 x 24. This is an amazing camera.... suggest sony alpha labs youtubes on this camera as it is quite sophisticated and will take some time to get set up for your style of shooting. Also Gary Freidman archives has e books to setup this camera...

your method wastes a lot of disk space why export and create jpgs of every photo you edit? Instead export as jpg only the photos you want to send somewhere, post somewhere, email somewhere etc. There is no good reason to save all these jpgs and have them clogging up your hard drive and your catalog. You can create an up to date with all changes applied jpg anytime you NEED to via the export function and save them to an edited folder without putting there info in the catalog...