The one-click curves solution is a pretty drastic change. Another approach is to get rid of or paint over the white border with a neutral grey (555555 works) and hit auto color. If you don't remove the borders in a photo, or make them neutral, PS includes them in its calculations, and you may not get accurate results. You could also try a Hue/Sat layer: Hit Ctrl-5 to work on the blue, and move the Saturation slider to -100, or wherever you prefer, then, if you want, you can play with moving the Lightness slider and see what that gets you.
Shel > [Original Message] > From: Tom C > Thanks for your comments. It's interesting because I already did warm it a > bit in Photoshop to remove what I interpreted as a blue cast. I did not go > so far as to give it an orange tinge though. > > The shot was taken on an overcast day in an area that was shaded fairly > heavily by trees as well. > > When I get a chance I'll try your suggestions on the original. > > Thanks to Jack and David as well. > > Tom C. > http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=4005002 > > > > >
