Time and opportunity permitting.. and hopefully, you have Photoshop, if not? You might be able to use/figure out the steps of the following tutorial by philcUK for the image editor you do use:
The object is to open the shadows and bring out some more detail of your scene/image.
Well, one of the things that you can do via the tutorial, which works with the luminance of an image.
I would suggest, if you don't have Photoshop.. to do a google search using the terms; "(your image editor's name) open shadows photo". Or, something similar.
Here is a quick and dirty example (I downloaded your image and edited it using the tutorial mentioned above):
Time and opportunity permitting.. and hopefully, you have Photoshop, if not? You might be able to use/figure out the steps of the following tutorial by philcUK for the image editor you do use:
"Faking the HDR thing..."
The object is to open the shadows and bring out some more detail of your scene/image.
Well, one of the things that you can do via the tutorial, which works with the luminance of an image.
I would suggest, if you don't have Photoshop.. to do a google search using the terms; "(your image editor's name) open shadows photo". Or, something similar.
Here is a quick and dirty example (I downloaded your image and edited it using the tutorial mentioned above):
"france and switzerland hollidays 296" - Shadows/Highlights Adjusted