Like Maladroit, I notice a lot of scratches left from a coarser hone. Looks like you need a grit between that and what you just used. You might want to throw an 8k in there between the 6 and the 12.

I agree with the posters who say to shave first then examine the edge. That way you'll know what you're looking at--an edge that shaves nicely, or one that still needs work. Otherwise you're just looking at an edge and scratching your head.

Also, you may be at a point where you don't yet know how good this shave SHOULD feel, if there's any should to it. Can feel might be better wording. You really should keep a pro-honed edge around as a reference; use it just once a month and put it away stropped and oiled until you take it out next month for a reminder how good this can feel. You might also find that it feels way better a month later than it does now. That's not because the blade got sharper in storage, it's because your technique improved--as it will, inevitably and forever.

Happy shaving to you