Post Processing How to add a bit of ambient natural high light without the haze?

[Chunmon]

Photoshop CS6
Windows 10 Home 64 b.

Part of my shootings is close ups of flora and other similar subject of this sort.
The weather of where I am living in is cloudy or overcast almost 2/3 of the days of a year.
Soft light is very good for flora images, but that's only sometimes.
Most of the times I shoot under cloudy or overcast skies.
Images look plain and dull.
I have been trying to add a bit of natural high light in the image, but it also adds haze.
Is it possible to add a bit of natural high light effect without the haze?
Shall appreciate your teaching.
Thanks.

Chunmon

 

[IamSam]

Anyone? Nobody?

A member is needing help here!

 

[colleague]

please show image to start with and also image after you tried to add light

 

[anek86]

Could you post the picture to understand?

 

[yasmin]

i don't know what you want exactly give me image so i can understand

 

[Chunmon]

Thank you all.
Sorry, can not upload image even reduced to 1.42BM.

Chunmon

 

[Argos]

you should upload a image of 1,42mb. Are you doing it with the insert image button? if not you can use a free storage web like dropbox.

 

[chrisdesign]

OK here is an example of correcting a 'dull' image with using the curves tool.



before


after

 

[yasmin]

i find these tutorials i hope it will help you

 

[Eggy]

Since you do have the camera raw filter you should use it.

I'll take this rather extreme picture:


and use the camera raw filter (see picture below).
You'll have to adjust yourself depending on each picture!



in this case to get