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Bonjour,

La photo ci-dessous a été refusée.

Avec un peu de recul, je me dis que c'est à cause de la balance des blancs. Vous confirmez ? avec-vous d'autres remarques constructives.

A l'anace merci

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As per the comments about the sky, I'll take time now and then to photograph some sky images of my own (even with my iPhone if my camera isn't handy) to build a library of sky images to add to the Sky Replacement feature in Photoshop (I don't recommend using the ones included with Photoshop if only to avoid potential repetition).

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Do you have a question about this photo? Why did you post this?

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Merci pour tous vos commentaires !

Bonne journée

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Abambo

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Il n'y a pas de quoi !

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As per the comments about the sky, I'll take time now and then to photograph some sky images of my own (even with my iPhone if my camera isn't handy) to build a library of sky images to add to the Sky Replacement feature in Photoshop (I don't recommend using the ones included with Photoshop if only to avoid potential repetition).

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Abambo

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Yes, I've used the Adobe skies pictures that I published on Flickr and a comment was, that nowadays all the skies the same look! 😁

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In addition to correcting the exposure, white balance, noise and contrast as suggested by @RALPH_L , @Abambo and @Ricky336 , you can use the Lightroom Classic Mask feature and select just the sky, reduce exposure and increase Dehaze to bring back some of the detail in the sky.

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