Today I tried a new route, recommended by several people I had met walking.
When I uploaded the picture, I thought it looked awful - then I realised that I had uploaded the un-enhanced version!
I must get into the habit of re-painting the sky.
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Photo: Brailes Hill from near Idlecote Hill
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This looks nice and peaceful. Reminds me of near my house with the woods. 
A perfect landscape in a beautiful country.
A lovely photo
Lovely vista with a misty quality!
This is a great shot S11m. Thanks for sharing.
...the object of the operation is to keep me out of mischief during lockdown - and I have just spent hours masking this picture - so that I could edit the sky separately - and avoid a pale blown-out sky, which is my pet hate!
Does the sky now look "over-enhanced"?
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