Sitting on some older pics. Thought this could be something for a play raw:
2014-09-04_19-09-27.cr2 (21.7 MB)
2014-09-04_19-09-27_01.cr2.xmp (15.2 KB)
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2014-09-04_19-09-27.cr2 (21.7 MB)
2014-09-04_19-09-27_01.cr2.xmp (15.2 KB)
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2014-09-04_19-09-27.cr2.arp (13.2 KB)
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Wonderful photo!
2014-09-04_19-09-27_RT-1.jpg.out.pp3 (19.6 KB)
OMG, what have I done to the highlights!
2nd try:
2014-09-04_19-09-27_RT-4.jpg.out.pp3 (19.6 KB)
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2014-09-04_19-09-27.cr2.xmp (10.8 KB)
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Thanks @Popanz for the raw file! 
Having some time off from work and having fun with some raw processing.
Here is a retro analog negative look from Kodak. I feel that sometime we should embrace the burned highlights, and let them burn bright. Life is already hard enough. 
With the intermediate negative:
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I really like using the film simulation feature in RawTherapee. It helps me a lot to get the vibe I’m going for. I don’t know how to do it manually, but I’m curious to learn the secret someday.
This time, I used “Polaroid 690 Warm 1–”
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Great picture!
I used Filmulator to produce three different exposures (-1 to +1 EV) which I blended with Enfuse. Then into GIMP where I used my luminosity mask plug-in to squeeze a little more contrast out of the darker parts, hopefully without overdoing it so as not to distract from the overall effect.
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