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David
I have a quick play with the picture to pull a little more from the image for you. I'll try to explain how I did it... but I'm still learning the editting side of things...
I selected the green area of the picture and set the feathering to 20 pixels, then applied a saturation layer to the pictuure. the feathersing helps with the divide between saturated and unsatuarated, aiming to give a smooth unnoticable transition.
I then selected the opposite area and again with a feather of 20 pixels, appplied another layer correction, but this time a colour balance, increasing the blue...
Finally after flattening all layers I applied a sharpening filter (USM).
Took about 3 maybe 4 minutes (once you know what to do that is....)
The effect is similar to a polarizing filter, but not identical. the white of the clouds woudl be whiter with a polarizing filter.
Hope you like it.
Emma |
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