Adjusted exposure and contrast to my liking, rotated the photo slightly to the left and cropped out the glare. Boosted the saturation and temperature, went to adjustable thresholds, multiplied and then brush screened only the structure a bit to lighten it up without touching the sky. Added a little vignette to make the structure pop even more and a touch of ortonish to slightly soften and manually softened the sky in a few areas. I'm not a pro but I like it, gives it a nice sunset look.
Absolutely stunning edit! xo
ReplyDeleteinteresting crop thats original way to go!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with the sky!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and the soft feel :) Very nice!
ReplyDeleteYou def. have a gift and piknic or not you are doing a FANTASTIC job editing your pics so keep entering challenges. This is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you participated. It looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteWow - AWESOME edit! I can't believe you only edit through picnik; your photos are gorgeous and I assumed you were editing with Lightroom or something. I am a total novice when it comes to editing (but I'm trying to learn!)...how do you create that beautiful airbrushed look on your photos (specifically on skin)?
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful edit - there's a softness to it that I really like.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful edit! I can't believe you did all that through picnik. That's all I use too....but I generally stick to the basics. I need to play around a little mroe with that site. ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the improvements on the picture. :)
ReplyDeleteI think this is a really fabulous edit, and I am glad you joined in! Makes me feel like it is a late summer evening... I can almost feel the humidity ;-)
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