[NT73]

Nothing to do with hair. It was a grey wet overcast day, and I took a few shots.
After while looking at this one I added albeit a grey/blue sky and I thought a little sunshine would help.
I roughly selected (feathered) around the top of the hill, played around with levels, to make it look like sunshine through a gap in the clouds. I missed the shadows off, but does it look respectable or false.?

[Russt]

Looks ok at this size NT, you should have seen if anyone picked up on it or commented about the light on the hill

[Keith Alan]

It looked like a patch of sunshine to me right away.
So instead of 'Nice catch' I'll say 'Good job'.

[NT73]

Thanks for the comments.
It just seemed a novel and quick way to brighten some shots. It would need a bit more work where the feathering overcooks but I was reasonably pleased with the first result.
Selective feathering thats next.:/

[Irma]

I like a lot what you did here NT.

In this case your transit from light to dark is smooth. It looks good to me. I would suggest a bit of contrast in the lit part with the burn tool to work only with the shadows.