This photograph has bugged me...

[David Eckels]

...ever since I tried to process it late in 2022. I decided to rework it from the standpoint of the things I have learned in the last year. I think I'm finally satisfied... somewhat

[degrub]

jpg has a green cast

[David Eckels]

Thank you. IDK what you're talking about Fixed it with a magenta overlay.

[degrub]

i was noticing the cast in the opposite river bank - some colour of gravel ?

[Paulo Bizarro]

I like it. Is the "green cast" due to the presence of grass? Seems like the hills, or parts of them, are covered with it.

[Slobodan Blagojevic]

Hellish processing. Try again. Try different white balances, for instance. Or just shoot another one. Not every picture is worth the trouble.

[David Eckels]

Not every picture is worth the trouble.

Ah, but Slobodan, it is in hardship that we learn!

[kers]

Like how it is - according to photoshop it is red-yellowish compared to neutral...
In film they call a deliberate colorcast 'grading'... nothing wrong with that and  this could be a reaistic colorcast.

[David Eckels]

Like how it is - according to photoshop it is red-yellowish compared to neutral...
In film they call a deliberate colorcast 'grading'... nothing wrong with that and  this could be a reaistic colorcast.

Thanks, Kers. I was indeed going for a warm hue.

[Mark Nadler]

David, I never view your work as trying to reproduce what was there.  I enjoyed looking at
this image.

Mark

[David Eckels]

Thank you for that encouragement, Mark.

[Leszek Piotrowski]

In my humble opinion,.. if the waters can be improved,  then the rest of your capture will align a bit better. for us to enjoy.

[David Eckels]

Thanks for you comment, Leszek. I've moved on from this with a color course from f.64 Academy, which has helped.