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Thanks for the suggestions. I will have a try with them.

I had several 0.02 with another agency, it was for China and I could not cut the country out of distribution. Therefore just cancelled my contract with that agency. On Alamy I so far did not have that low (with a very limited list of countries where I allow distribution and no NU of course) but it feels that we go that direction anyway. Had recently a ~$5 "standard" license of an RM image with nearly unlimited use allowed 😞

Thanks, Allan

So did I answer you? Or you want me to elaborate something? Sorry for a mess in my initial post (i.e. "questions to your answer" instead of the opposite), was in the middle of a conference call...

Compare the railings and cars I have ACR but only basic knowledge of the processes you are describing. Thanks

Huge neon signs and video display on the side of a building in Piccadilly Circus in London with pedestrians and a London bus in front. England, UK

Barely noticeable. I don't think a QC fail. I would maybe add a radial gradient mask and fiddle with the clarity/dehaze sliders. But I don't think you use Lightroom.

Those fire ants are a real pest. Their tunnels are up to 30m long. They all come up after the rain. Their bite is painful and the blisters are very itchy and painful. They last a week. You don't want those ants in your garden, I can tell you.

I don't know any of this - hence the question. 😵‍💫

Don't eat your celebratory biscuit all at once now........

Hall's Babbler - $ Amazing the number of bird licenses recently

Just had a sale for 16 cents. W00t!!! I'm taking the rest of the week off!!! 🙂

Sorry, I do not see soft spots on these images at the available resolution. But there are several questions to your answer. In Photoshop. 1. Paint a mask by a brush on the desired area and apply the desired changes within it. 2. Go to Select and Mask environment, mask an area there, and make it going to a new layer. Than you can do whatever in that new layer and it will be on top of your background. 3. Use ACR as a filter, and paint a mask there, doing all adjustments available in ACR within the masked area. I think that you know all this though, so am not sure that I understood your question correctly.

Once you see it you can't stop seeing it.... Thanks for the tip.

I hardly see it, but you could try a spotting tool with a wide feather edge.

Aw thanks Allan. 👍

Not particularly. I have soft spots for lots of people you included. Allan

Is there a local correction tool - lasso or something - that can be used to increase contrast just in one area of an image?

If it wasn't for Denoise I would not have uploaded as many images as I have up to date. Allan

Have you got a soft spot for Jeff? 😁

When I see that face I keep thinking it is Jeff wanting answers. Allan

Sorry to hear of your friends suffering. Allan

Thanks, Paulette - kind of you Alex