[Irma]

Hi,

I have tried a lot of things in PS to brighten up the grass in this picture... and everything I get is a beautiful green grass but also beautiful green sheep Could you be so kind as to tell me if there is any possible solution to my picture? Please

Thanks a lot in advance

[noisynoodle]

Here's a quick try (didn't have long as Rufus wants his supper



--NN

[Irma]

Thanks a lot NN. Could you tell me what you did?

[noisynoodle]

Hi Irma,

(Just finished eating!). All I did was a quick auto levels, auto colour and then adjusted the hue and increased saturation 'til I was (fairly) happy with the result. With more time spent maybe it would look even better.

--NN

[Irma]

Thanks a lot NN! I will try it right now...

[noisynoodle]

I just had another play with the one I adjusted and changed the colour balance to remove some of the blueness that appeared in it due to my last efforts. I thnk maybe this one is a bit better?



--NN

[Irma]

Yes, It is better! I have tried already and it worked. Thanks a lot!

[Petographer]

Your last attempt looks much more natural NN. Also a nice image Irma.

[Irma]

Thanks Colin, I really like it too...

[njs]

Layer (hue/saturation)
Layer type to color burn
Play with opacity and fill to suit

[noisynoodle]

Hmmm...sheep look a little green.....or is that just me?

[Irma]

Here is what I have done. What do you think?

[teddyfingers]

I like it irma. The color is quite good.

[Irma]

Thanks a lot! I think this is the best I can achieve... I'm happy you like it.

Thanks a lot to all, for your comments and help.

[noisynoodle]

Looks like you've cracked it Irma.....a big improvement on the original..(and no green sheep!!).

--NN

[Rufus]

Aha!! Not quite. One escaped :o

[Irma]

[Irma]

Thanks NN.

But it seems that one ran out of the picture...

I was cooking dinner when G told me, you need to see this... What is it? I asked, no you need to see by yourself... It was funny...