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Good evening all,

Hopefully you can advise me?

I have a colour image with a totally bleached out sky.

I want to select the sky and darken it in some way to see if there are any clouds at all I can find, that would add interest to to top part of my image .

It's a church scene.  I've found out how to select the edges of the rest of the image but i'm stuck as to how I then darken the selected area.

Please can someone help.

Many thanks 

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Hi Tuttifrutti and Welcome to the Forums,

Once you've selected the sky you can try adding Shadows and Highlights adjustment (Layer>New Adjustment Layer>Shadows and Highlights) Move the highlights slider which may recover some of the sky.  If you are working with a RAW file, you can try the Shadow and Highlights option in the Develop persona and it may recover more.

A good video tutorial which may also help is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPduwDTM7TM and if you are working with a RAW file, this would be another good video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khonmp51jYo&feature=youtu.be

You could also look at replacing the sky as shown here

 

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