A Walk InThe Park

At the advice of several NPNers, I have begun setting my WB on Auto, and resisting making anything other than minor tweaks in WB. It has been a major help! Another thing I do, is work in 16 bit. This gives me a bit more flexibility in processing the jpeg. My first action in PS is to check auto color and see if there is a noticeable difference. Quite often it looks better than what comes through from RAW adjustments. If it is way out of whack, I will step back or fade it.

I like the curve of the path and the greenery. It looks to me as if the exposure of the dark trunks could be bumped a notch. It is hard to tell at this scale, but the photo could probably use some sharpening. I assume you had this on a tripod. Was there a reason to go so low on the ISO? Around 400 might have eliminated some of the motion blur I see.

Phil- Thanks for your input, I'll put it to good use. I too keep my camera set on auto WB, but the pictures I take in the woods usually seem so drab so when I convert from RAW I somtimes change the WB to give it a richer color. Next time I'll try just tweaking the WB colors a bit instead of jumping all the way into Cloudy, Shade, ETC.
I did use a tripod and usually stay on ISO 100 as long as things are still, but I see what your saying, it was a pretty slow shutter speed maybe I should have tried a higher ISO.
I'll keep all these great suggestions in mind Phil, Thanks again.