 CommentsDevious Comments Thank you for this input. Gonna de-noise the image now. As for the cropping - have to try that out
 The crane will not be "cloned out" because this is still a "photograph" Hope you'll understand.. As I have stated - I'm still learning to create HDR images and your critique is really appreciated.-- Best Sascha How to increase pageviews  Gallery Do you think it is better now?? Any suggestions for Topaz settings?
-- Best Sascha How to increase pageviews Gallery  Ah yes, much better. That program really works like a dream for noise reduction, eh?
Anwho, I'm fairly sure you can put a filter over a selected area, so what you should do is select all the water, go to Topaz and lower the detail slightly because the water is too over sharpened. Play around with it a bit until you find the perfect setting -- For great justice! Check out #MasterPhotoshop, your hub for the digital world! Mudkip Stykera avatar made by the awesome *RJDaae The dancing mudkip has a very valid point No problem
 Ah, alright, that's fine. I personally have no qualms with removing minor things from a photograph (though I wouldn't change a huge section of it), but everyone's definition and limits are different, and I've gotta respect that. Was just putting it out there anywho  -- For great justice! Check out #MasterPhotoshop, your hub for the digital world! Mudkip Stykera avatar made by the awesome *RJDaae The dancing mudkip has a very valid point |
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The sky is incredible, there is however a slight bit of noise there too (of which I would recommend Topaz Adjust to deal with)
That crane to the left of the church is really bugging me, that should be really easy to clone tool out.
Also you should consider cropping it, like ~kla91 said
Remember, sometimes less is more, and post processing is of no exception to this! Keep trying though, you'll eventually find that perfect middle between overprocessed and underprocessed that'll just make people go "Wow!"