Mr. Grifter

[luvaneezer]

Yes, I love the edit very much....much better...

Izzie - thank you so much. I like it much better, too!

[luvaneezer]

Nice work for someone who is just beginning to learn how to do this stuff. At this stage of your learning curve, it's as much or more about developing a sense of your own taste for how you want your photographs to look as it is learning how to do the post-processing.

Mike - thank you for your kind comments and suggestions.. I am definitely finding my preferences. What fun!! Now I need to find out what an s-curve is :-)

[bnnrcn]

Hi Diane, you managed it very well indeed

[luvaneezer]

Hi Diane, you managed it very well indeed

Thanks, Binnur. I was able to reduce the blue, but it took it down throughout the photo - which in this case was not a problem.
I need to figure out how to do that selectively in LR.
I have really enjoyed your comments and appreciate your help!
Diane

[Mike Buckley]

Now I need to find out what an s-curve is :-)

See the CiC tutorial.

Actually, I recommend that you go through all of the CiC post-processing tutorials to obtain a grasp of the basics and workflow.

[luvaneezer]

See the CiC tutorial.

Actually, I recommend that you go through all of the CiC post-processing tutorials to obtain a grasp of the basics and workflow.

Thanks, Mike. I am starting to do that now. Where the discussions are particularly geared to Photoshop, I am finding LR specific equivalents as that is the application I have and am learning to use. I think I probably understand about 1% of what is possible at this point.

[IzzieK]

Diane...anything terminology that you do not understand, google it, then find the best answer that suits your understanding. That is what I do...I am still not good enough on all photo terminologies so I am still doing it, but much lesser now..