Misty feeling with contrast 
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Here’s my try. I’m working on photomator and it doesn’t offer a dehaze option yet so it was kinda hard for me to get rid of some of the fog (not all of it cuz it makes the picture have a unique look). Also wanted to give it a gloomy vibe with the purple/green balance. It makes it look like we’re in a fantasy world. Was fun ! Tell me if the file is too big, I’ll try to make it lighter.
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Didn’t reduce the fog too much here, instead tried to reduce the blue spots
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I didn’t work on the fog, feeling that it is an integral part of the scene. dt 4.8.1
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I tried to enhance the feeling of ariel perspective created by the fog using a gradient mask and applying a dehaze pre-set to the foreground only. I keep the haze gloomy as I thought that was maybe representative of the scene and mood. I dd some green saturation to make the grass look more appetising (I hope the sheep appreciate that).
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I gave it a more vintage look - and the colour spots on the sheep disappeared.
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Went for a soft and light look. Great frame to work with. Didn’t remove any of the fog but enhanced the local contrast of the foreground to emphasize the difference between distant and near. Shifted the fog-covered parts slightly toward blue.
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Time to save the fog! RT 5.11, Deep Skintones 3 Film Simulation was used by Michael Ezra.
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