[WesMal]

   

[Jocko]

I feel the image needs to be slightly warmer. The white hulls in the foreground have a distinct blue tinge. There is also a Purple fog in the leaves of the trees, particularly the one on the right. No idea what could be the reason for that. Otherwise, nice composition and exposure.

[EdMak]

More or less concur with John, and, would clone out the date. Cheers. Ed.

[Jocko]

I agree about the date. With the ease of accessing the Exif data, visible dates in the frame are just a distraction.

[WesMal]

   

I feel the image needs to be slightly warmer. The white hulls in the foreground have a distinct blue tinge. There is also a Purple fog in the leaves of the trees, particularly the one on the right. No idea what could be the reason for that. Otherwise, nice composition and exposure.

Here is the original,the first one was edit...new at LR

[Jocko]

That is better for warmth. The first thing I do, in LR, is set the white balance. If there is something white, like the hull on the left, I click it with the WB eyedropper. I then decide if that is what I want, and if so, I start the rest of the adjustments.
The fog looks like a bit of flare on the lens, exacerbated as you continued the processing.

[EdMak]

Wes, you're file sizes are to small, this one is 158Kb, difficult to evaluate properly, or, do justice to.
I make the largest side, 2000 Pxls and final file size just under 1Mb, the site does the rest. Never even seen Lightroom, so no help there.
This is via P/S CS4. Ed.

[WesMal]

Wes, you're file sizes are to small, this one is 158Kb, difficult to evaluate properly, or, do justice to.
I make the largest side, 2000 Pxls and final file size just under 1Mb, the site does the rest. Never even seen Lightroom, so no help there.
This is via P/S CS4. Ed.

Nice job Ed,I like that image...My Mac computer would not let me open PS.I was able to open LR though.Wes.