Hi John - Basicly did I work with the light/contrast - and left the colours unchanged (perfect as thew was).
Finally did I different types of filtering - the last one with NeatImage.
Hello Nina, Hope you like it - I would say you got your mothers eye now ;-)
The reason I celected your mother instead of your daughter was, you have the same distance from the camera and I only had to rotate the eye's a bit CW.
Moreover the colour is nearly the same and your sitting in the same angle. It was quite easy in fact - but I still have something to learn :-)
Sorry what I done to your nice photo - but was in the moode for a workshop and for trying somethink different (think it must be allowed here)
I was very simple:
1) Making the picture negative (turning day into night)
2) Using the sunburst to "turn on" the first light
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