Messed up camera setting

I took this about 11 years ago on a Nikon D70s. My first "proper" digital camera and didn't check the settings first.

Interesting picture Barry!

I know nothing of cameras or photography... The piccie looks good to me,....am I being dim?? Is there supposed to be something wrong? Your messed up setting looks better than most photos I have taken lol

Grill
The thing that is wrong is the overall blue look to the whole picture.

Maybe that was because cameras weren't that sophisticated then.?

No the camera must have been working in the wrong Kelvin range

I love the reflection in the background!

You can tweak it in Lightroom/Photoshop or Gimp if you'd prefer to download a free, open-source alternative.

I do use Adobe elements 11 mainly and Photoshop Premier elements14 for video editing.

Originally started off with Elements 7 and a microsoft editing suite. Yes I could adjust it easily but as it was shot in Jpeg not RAW or TIFF, and prefer it as above I have not bothered.
Somewhere I have CS3 as well but never used it

I'm sorry, I misunderstood your post!

For sure, the important thing in my book also is to have it as you prefer it.

I've been using Lightroom/Photoshop for years but at some point I'd like to try Gimp, out of principle if nothing else!

No props nice to meet fellow photographer s