Girls Having Fun

[NannyFerret]

A couple of weeks ago we had a long weekend with my son and his family at their caravan in Oxfordshire.
The light wasn't brilliant so a lot of pics were quite grainy, but this is one I really wanted to keep so have had to do loads of editing in different programs to make it more presentable.
The last edit was replacing the sky in Adobe as when I lightened the image of the girls, the sky bleached out, losing what little detail there had been.
To say the least, I enjoyed having the chance to see my two youngest granddaughters enjoying themselves in the lake and on their wakeboards etc..
The  one on the right the oldest granddaughter who is eleven with two of her friends were only too willing to keep jumping in one the count of three for me to get the shot.
CC welcome, but I think I have run out of editing options, so had to accept the last edit as final.

 

 

 

Panasonic TZ60

[Ryewolf]

This was the best I managed after a quick play around in Photomatix Pro 5, the only problem is you can now see you replaced the sky...

 

[NannyFerret]

The same thing happened to me when I did the sky darker.
It wasn't a very easy pic for me to edit at all.
 

[NannyFerret]

Just edited the original in Photobucket.

I used the lanscape setting as an experiment.

[Denis]

I think your first posted image is very presentable Tina.

I hate those grey skies when I want to take a picture of something special, I think you have saved it with the edit but sometimes you just have to go with the flow eh?

 

[NannyFerret]

I hate those grey skies, especially like today when we went to Leamington to try the new Sony Bridge out.

we had only just got into Jefferson Gardens when the sky turned a horrible grey.

we stopped a couple of hours and decided to head home.

On the bus home, those dreaded clouds gave way to some lovely blue sky. Sods law or what.

I got a few shots, but haven't had a look yet.