The original is a very colourfull and brighter scene from the falling leafs in our garden.From November to March the sky in the Rhine Valley is very often very grey and foggy. So I was happy to take a final shot of my favourite red maple in the fading sunlight.
Tried to increase contrast and saturation,turned it right for approx 0,8 degrees cropped frame and resized it from 300 dpi to 72 dpi, sharpened edges once.
Hello Olivier,
I am working with Photoshop Elements and tryed a WS by reducing some low red. Hope this is what you expected to see. I never used Nikon Cameras but there should be a means to adapt WB within the camera menue. Take a look in the manual.
Have a nice day. Thomas
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