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little country church
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G'day Bob
Yes - it's a fine example of the many little churches we see around Oz cc- if I may ... the image looks slightly dark to me - and I guess that the camera's light meter has read the bright clouds and over-compensated by darkening the image a bit too far. Q- what photo editing program do you have? and would you be prepared to give it a bit of lightening up? Regards, Phil
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I must agree with Phil here, perhaps a slight lightning of the shadows would bring it out a little.
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G'day again Bob
If you'll permit me ... here's what I was suggesting Pop into PS Elements > select Levels [or use Ctrl+L] > and look at the histogram Note how it's heavy on the dark end - meaning the image is a bit undercooked Slide the RHS White marker across to the left till it kisses the histogram ... this makes the brightest part of the image now show as 'white' not 'grey' Slide the middle / mid tone marker to about 1,25 to 1,40 [your choice] and review what you've got Here's a sample ... ![]() Hope this is helpful Regards, Phil
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