Someone edit RSX for me?

PhotosGuy wrote in post #15612742
Sorry Justin, but that pole has to go!

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The power lines? Yea, I kinda like them there though. But I see how it is distracting.

I would like to know how some of you guys reduce the overexposure of the sky to make the photo more manageable to view. I am using Photoshop Elements 11, so I am not entirely experienced at PP and have never used Lightroom.

ThePogiOne wrote in post #15618360
I would like to know how some of you guys reduce the overexposure of the sky to make the photo more manageable to view. I am using Photoshop Elements 11, so I am not entirely experienced at PP and have never used Lightroom.

Generally, LR isn't good for that.
Read about Layer Masks.

Take a look at using masks to hide parts of the image: Need to remove a background from something?

Free Layer Mask Tool for Photoshop Elements 6, 7 and 8

ThePogiOne wrote in post #15618360
I would like to know how some of you guys reduce the overexposure of the sky to make the photo more manageable to view. I am using Photoshop Elements 11, so I am not entirely experienced at PP and have never used Lightroom.

I don't have PSE but on CS a pseudo-HDR can easily be created by "Shadows & Highlights" that is under:
Image > Adjustments > Shadows/Highlights
Can do very well with over exposed sky or snow to bring out unbelievalbe extend of details but then does give it a burn look if you go too far. On the same secession you can significantly improve detail on Shade side of image.

Any time you see a nice sky, irrespective of background, take a picture. It will be handy to add (Rather substitute) an ugly overcast or badly exposed image of your future pictures!