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RustyBug wrote:
Took a stab at it.
Kinda depends on how you want to present it. You could adjust your WB to get a warm morning glow in the fog, or you could take it to more of a neutral. I dialed back on the sat just a tad as well.
I kept wanting to take the tree to nice bright, crisp colors (which it responded to well) ... but then that would be a mismatch for the lighting conditions, so I resisted and went a bit muted/less vibrant. Going the warm glow route with the sun trying to penetrate the fog (wondering if that was your actual conditions @ sky), would tolerate a bit more vivid, crisp, warm glow @ plausible (albeit unusual).
Note: RATS !!! Colors are off a tad, as I was working in the wrong soft proof mode and had to backtrack. Anyway, you get the gist at going toward neutral vs. going toward warm....Show more →
Thank you. Originally I was going for the warm/sun breaking through look. Alas, I am such a Velvia person that I could not force myself to desaturate. Your suggestions are appreciated. Jim
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