I lightened up with the Shadows/Highlight tool. The result is a matter of taste and of the different screens onwhich the picture is viewed: no guarantee that I got it right.
Best wishes, Dietrich
I just decreased the temp a little (went cooler - more towards the blue or purple), increased the tint (more towards the pink) and increased vibrance. All just slightly. I like both shots. The warmer tones in your original shot look great - I just think these are truer tones.
Excellent composition but I felt it even better without the grass which I've taken away by enlarging picture to max and using the clone tool. (Not perfect cloning, but with more time spent would be fine.)
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