Oh Thomas! That image is beautiful! Out of curiosity I would like to see what it looks like with the twigs cloned out of it. If it were mine I probably would try to clone them out. But if you can't, I still love this image. I would keep it and shoot it again tomorrow night, I would almost bet that the colors won't be the same, but I can bet that you will have another stunning image!!! No matter what you do it is a win win situation! :)

If it's close by, I think I'd do a reshoot if possible. It will be a heck of a lot easier and cleaner than trying to clone out the branches. Cloning will work, even in the heavy pattern of the trees (in fact, it'll be easier in something like this than in a lot of cases). -=>Donald

I always listen to Donald :]

Listening to Donald can't be wrong me thinks gg I guess, i'll try both. Cloning worked quite good on a smaller version but - as Donald stated - is a lot of work and will never be really clean. Trying a second shot is not a matter of distance (10 minutes by foot) but a matter of getting this colours again. Not to easy, but worth a try. @Brenda: I agree with you, that it will most certainly be another sky. Let's see if it'll still be a good pic. :) Thanks to you!! :)

If you guys are listening to me, then you are in far worse shape then I feared. Sort of like volunteering to go on an away team mission on Star Trek if you're in Security and you're named something like Ensign Yablonowitz. :) Ensign Yablonowitz. Yes Sir Go look over there behind that boulder while we stand over her and turn our backs. Sigh....yes sir......AIIIIIIIEEEEEE -=>Donald

<Waits to see the next awesome skyline she knows Thomas is going to shoot!>

keep the twigs.

What twigs? (",)