Unfortunately I could only shoot this one into the sun. I didn't really feel like getting in there with the cow for a different angle. I darkened the exposure and brightness quite a bit, added some fill light, cloned in parts of the fence where the sun was blown out. The sky was pretty much white so I split toned the highlights to blue in Light Room which gave me the sky I wanted but cast some blue tones on the cow's face which was supposed to be white. I rushed it a bit while trying to remove the fringing around the ears. Is there a good way to get rid of fringing/chromatic abberation in LightRoom? I don't have Photoshop so had to resort to the Pixlr online editor which IMO is a pretty good "on-the-fly" tool www. pixlr .com
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