Continuing from the previous project, here's a nice shot of Frankenstein atop Burger King. I altered the shadows, vibrance, and highlights. In the top left corner, there were a few tree branches sticking out, so I decided to get rid of them using the Healing Brush Tool.

Here's the black-and-white version. After I added the black-and-white effect, Frankenstein's skin appeared a little too dark, so I increased the green a little bit to make his skin lighter.

Here's the unedited original photo. You can see the tree branches in the top left corner.

Ah, yes. What a nice view of the falls from the Sheraton hotel. Again, I adjusted the shadows, highlights, and vibrance, and I believe I also increased the clarity a bit.

Here is the black-and-white version.

Here's the original photo.

Here's a view of the Rainbow Bridge that connects Canada to the United States. Same story here: I made changes to the highlights, shadows, and vibrance.

Here's the black-and-white version.

And, of course, we have the unedited original photo.

Here's a nice shot from the Rainbow Bridge. You got a good view of the skyline to your left, and the Sheraton hotel to your right. Shadows, highlights, and vibrance were adjusted.

Once again, we have the black-and-white version of the photo.

Here's the original picture.

While vacationing in Niagara Falls, I took numerous photos of the falls at night. Unfortunately, most of them turned out a little blurry, but this one is the only perfect one I have left. I adjusted the shadows and highlights a bit, as well as increasing the vibrance. I used the Dodge Tool to make the colorful lights on the falls brighter, and I also used the Burn Tool to make the sky a little darker. I believe I increased the exposure a bit, too.

Here's the black-and-white version.

Here's the original photo.