i added high contrast to accentuate the colors of the tunnel. this turned greyish lights into dark blacks heavily contrasting the areas between light and dar.
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This and the other subsequent post you made are really interesting. I really think the night scenes with the wall of paint has a lot of potential, unless of course your vision is already fully realized. It was inspiring for me, that is all, because an average person, unlike yourself, would not be able to envision/create something interesting or vibrant out of night scenes in a dimly lit atmosphere on subjects meant/intended to be viewed during daylight hours. The notion of capturing images of the Arboretum at night have opened my eyes to a new world of seeing and I thank you TCS 190. Bravo! BTW, flattery is an instrument of the devil.
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