I edited the far left image that was taken in Chilie. There is a contast of the land/road and the sky making this a good photo for demonstating levels. I decided that i would edit the road and the sky on different levels.
The next shows the second layer that i created. Using the 'Rectanglular Marquee tool' i selected the road and surrounding land. I used a feather of 50px for a smoother area of selection. With this area selected i opened 'Adjust Hue/Saturation'. I changed the Hue to -10 for a different tone of red; i changed the Saturation to +49 for a richer deeper colour and Lightened the road to +4.
The final photo shows the finished edited image with all 3 layers. This time i used the 'Magnetic Lasso tool' and carefully selected the whole sky to the horizon excluding the closest telephone post. This time i used no feather to ensure presion with my selection. I opened 'Adjust Hue/Saturation' and changed the Hue to +6 for a slightly purpley blue; Saturation to +7 to make the colour slightly more intense; and the the Ligheness to -5 to make an even richer blue.
I edited the far left image that was taken in Chilie. There is a contast of the land/road and the sky making this a good photo for demonstating levels. I decided that i would edit the road and the sky on different levels. 
The next shows the second layer that i created. Using the 'Rectanglular Marquee tool' i selected the road and surrounding land. I used a feather of 50px for a smoother area of selection. With this area selected i opened 'Adjust Hue/Saturation'. I changed the Hue to -10 for a different tone of red; i changed the Saturation to +49 for a richer deeper colour and Lightened the road to +4. 
The final photo shows the finished edited image with all 3 layers. This time i used the 'Magnetic Lasso tool' and carefully selected the whole sky to the horizon excluding the closest telephone post. This time i used no feather to ensure presion with my selection. I opened 'Adjust Hue/Saturation' and changed the Hue to +6 for a slightly purpley blue; Saturation to +7 to make the colour slightly more intense; and the the Ligheness to -5 to make an even richer blue.
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