




Above are the transitions the photos went through. Some are a bit more subtle than others. I started by changing the light to be a bit cooler. I then increased the exposure a bit and made the blacks a little blacker. I played a little with the contrast and adjusted the mid-tone levels as well. I then played a bit with the light blue colors, making them have a slightly green tone. And for the finishing touch, I smoothed out the background a bit. I've always liked the combination of blue and green together, so was pleased with these results.
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