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<blockquote data-quote="wornish" data-source="post: 390200" data-attributes="member: 15434">First of all both are very nice shots given the circumstances.Tweaking in LR is down to personal taste so these thoughts are what I would consider for my taste and not everybody will agree but you did ask so.myThe first one In Basics reduce highlights a little to remove blown areas in sky&nbsp; -24increase clarity a little&nbsp; +11Then apply a graduated filter on the bottom land area with the exposure setting of +1 to brighten the land area a bit.Thats it for me.[ATTACH]128512[/ATTACH]No 2.Even less, In basics just increase clarity to bring out the details in the storm clouds.&nbsp; I used +37 in this version.[ATTACH]128514[/ATTACH]Don't be afraid to play around yourself with lightroom.&nbsp; Whatever you do the editing is non destructive so have fun.just to finish these are what I would do but I am certainly no expert so feel free to ignore.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wornish, post: 390200, member: 15434"] First of all both are very nice shots given the circumstances. Tweaking in LR is down to personal taste so these thoughts are what I would consider for [B]my[/B] taste and not everybody will agree but you did ask so.my The first one In Basics reduce highlights a little to remove blown areas in sky -24 increase clarity a little +11 Then apply a graduated filter on the bottom land area with the exposure setting of +1 to brighten the land area a bit. Thats it for me. [ATTACH=CONFIG]128512._xfImport[/ATTACH] No 2. Even less, In basics just increase clarity to bring out the details in the storm clouds. I used +37 in this version. [ATTACH=CONFIG]128514._xfImport[/ATTACH] Don't be afraid to play around yourself with lightroom. Whatever you do the editing is non destructive so have fun. just to finish these are what I would do but I am certainly no expert so feel free to ignore. [/QUOTE]

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