really torn about heightening the contrast and saturation to make the image more vibrant...seems like the image would be more striking but then too far from faithful.
I might take a stab at a BW, if it seems to have enough potential.
I agree with Kaden about the balance of old green siding with foliage below.
There's something about weathered wood that seems to reflect skylight to give a gray cast to the image. You might try playing the the Adjustment Layer's Exposure panel to emphasize the weathered wood without the gray cast. Try perhaps Exposure of about +0.30, Offset about -0.0131 and a Gamma of perhaps about 0.92 and see if you like it better. A little sharpening might help the weathered texture as well. (Notice I didn't suggest more Saturation.)
AuntiPode wrote:
"BaselineExposure specifies by how much (in EV units) to move the zero point. Positive values result in brighter default results, while negative values result in darker default results."
Another Adobe classic from their explanations for people who don't need them!
