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ok to lighten just the forground ... add a layer and paint the green areas a dark green or white and try soft light blending it then reducing the opacity ... I will post a demo in a sec ... then for the sky I would just same but with maybe a blue .. back in a tick
Here I personally think the sky should be left since it is a grey day why ruin what was there for the sake of a pic ... you get the idea with the white layer then blend though through my pic (done very roughly) only did the forground. I know this also achievable with curves etc but doing it this way you choose where to lighten and where to keep standard.. ps yer lens may need a clean or is iot rain/ dew from the Fog ?
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straightened for you .. fer some reason I forgot that lol
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I really miss the vibrance of the original and think that's where you lost that pop in post. I'd say to punch it up a bit and straighten out the horizon. That's my 2 pence.
Doug
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