CYsArt Loc: Colne

The colors Orange and Blue complimentary, looked much nicer viewed by the eye on a balmy early eve.

NiagaraJim Loc: Niagara Falls, ON

You probably know this already but, have you tried using a UV filter?

Evansgr Loc: Concord, NC

sometimes adjusting the color curve will help bring out the colors. thanks for sharing

CYsArt Loc: Colne

I really don't know anything about filters and such, my mum passed on a lot of filters to me, that used to belong to my dad, after he passed away.

My dad was a great photographer, I would love to learn how to use them, maybe something to take up in the new year :)

Sadly the Olympus camera she passed on to me, was stolen from my car.

Daryl New Loc: Wellington,New Zealand

Still lovely shots,we use http://Faststone.org to enhance pics,free and easy to use.

CYsArt Loc: Colne

Thank you, I will try the site just for the experience, and maybe tidying up edges.

I have this thing about my photography though, I have to get the shot that I want, purely with the camera, you know, the balance, color, detail etc. I want the shot to represent a moment/feeling in time. If I enhance it, I wouldn't feel right, like it wasn't purely my work anymore! because I would have changed it, to make it look better.

Although that's a contradiction really, because some of my work involves projecting imagery and re-photographing it, which changes it for sure (but still with the camera).
I also use photographs in which to paint from, which brings the photograph into a completely new dimension, using the lens of the eye and the perception of my dyslexic brain lol :)