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I like this a lot, it has atmosphere, characters, a lovely reflection, and some nice steam.
I personally like it just the way it is.
I've had my dinner and CHEWED this over, so tried to bring out the detail of your reflection by selecting that section and upping the contrast. It did work, but there is steam in front of the reflection which almost disappeared, giving a less natural look. So I stay with what I said above. You can try it yourself, you may like it.
I personally like it just the way it is.
I've had my dinner and CHEWED this over, so tried to bring out the detail of your reflection by selecting that section and upping the contrast. It did work, but there is steam in front of the reflection which almost disappeared, giving a less natural look. So I stay with what I said above. You can try it yourself, you may like it.

Nice shot and as to your question on how to bring out more of the reflection and not lose anything here is what you do:
1. Select the train panels, you need to select all even though you are only concerned with the reflection. Changes need to look equal across the panels. I used the Polygonal Lasso to select the train panels.
2. Select levels and decrease the mid tones, you will immediately begin to see the reflection become more prominent. You will even see the steam get more definition in the reflection.
3. Now increase contrast so it looks natural and somewhat glossy. This does it, I think you will be happy with how much more you can pull.
Greg
1. Select the train panels, you need to select all even though you are only concerned with the reflection. Changes need to look equal across the panels. I used the Polygonal Lasso to select the train panels.
2. Select levels and decrease the mid tones, you will immediately begin to see the reflection become more prominent. You will even see the steam get more definition in the reflection.
3. Now increase contrast so it looks natural and somewhat glossy. This does it, I think you will be happy with how much more you can pull.
Greg