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    Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    Captured this past autumn in Montana.
    The creek is a tributary of the Missouri River and runs along the flank of the Big Belt Mountains.
    Excellent fly fishing for brown and rainbow trout.

    Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear CreekCreek, Montana, Autumn (2) by Len Reeves, on Flickr

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    Re: Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    All it needs is a successful angler

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    Re: Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    Maybe add some midtone contrast. Given the histogram, I'd do this by pulling down the shadows, while anchoring the upper mids only a bit below where they are now.

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    Re: Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    I initially thought this image looked a bit 'flat' but the lightbox view shows a lot more contrast and looks much better than the basic view.

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    Re: Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    Here's an example, with midtone contrast added by pulling down the shadows and burning the river to darken it:

    Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    Here's the curve I used for midtone contrast:

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    Re: Autumn Colours, Little Prickly Pear Creek

    Thank you all for your comments.
    Dan, appreciate you illustrating your suggestions. Although a curve was used in my edits, your example does have merit.

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