Didi (36516) 2006-05-22 03:37:49

I selected the sky with the magic wand in Adobe PE2 and I applied abkue grad filter.
I decreased a little the green colour.
Then I cloned some pieces of smoke on the sky

BrianGraney (1734) 2006-05-21 11:36:53

Hello NgocSon.
I am not an expert in using Photoshop. What I have learned is mainly from trying out different things and seeing the results, and following steps in books.
I think the sky is too burned out to save, but here's what I did:
Created a duplicate layer.
In 'blending options' select 'gradient overlay'.
I tried different settings until only the sky was covered with the gradient and it wasn't too grey.
I entered 'Quick mask' mode, selected the 'gradient' tool and drew a line from the bottom of the image to the top.
Then exit 'Quick mask' mode.
I inverted the selection to select the sky, and adjusted levels to see if I could get some detail back.
I then flattened the image, saved and uploaded it here.

There is probably a different tool that would be able to do more than this, but hope this helps you a little.

Best wishes

Brian

Paolo (40755) 2005-05-12 11:10:51

simply sepia effect and more contrast.
ciao.

elihesamian (26091) 2004-11-09 10:27:15

Dear Son

-Rotated 1.5 CW
-cropped as you see
-frammed

hope you like it.
Sincerely
Mohammad

opk (91) 2004-11-09 10:21:28

Rotated slightly so the horizon is nearly straight and used the clone tool to edit out two bits of dirt on the sky. Also cropped a little off the top.