Advice for night spot

[CaptJoseph]

Dear members of Jetphotos and AV geeks, here is a photo I token of a Atlas 747F with all-white paint, this paint is rare in my city, for past one and a half year, this is the only time she came to my city, so I spotted and wanted to share the photo to other AV geeks. But this photo is rejected for contrast, so I wander if anyone can give me some advice about editing photo taken at nights such like this. From the histogram I think the photo lacks top of "black part", if I make the background darker will it get fixed. Here is the photo and the histogram. Thank you very much! Best regards,

[Filip Belosevic]

Dear members of Jetphotos and AV geeks, here is a photo I token of a Atlas 747F with all-white paint, this paint is rare in my city, for past one and a half year, this is the only time she came to my city, so I spotted and wanted to share the photo to other AV geeks. But this photo is rejected for contrast, so I wander if anyone can give me some advice about editing photo taken at nights such like this. From the histogram I think the photo lacks top of "black part", if I make the background darker will it get fixed. Here is the photo and the histogram. Thank you very much! Best regards,

i also think that the contrast on the plane is flat too.

[CaptJoseph]

i also think that the contrast on the plane is flat too.

Thank you, Filip, if I use mask on the plane and make the contrast stronger, will it be better?

[Filip Belosevic]

Thank you, Filip, if I use mask on the plane and make the contrast stronger, will it be better?

I would add contrast over the whole picture, but you can use a mask if you like, make sure it is precise though, so no editing halos happen.

[CaptJoseph]

I would add contrast over the whole picture, but you can use a mask if you like, make sure it is precise though, so no editing halos happen.

Thank you, bro. I will use add contrast to whole picture and only to mask and will compare both methods.
Best regards,

[AD aviation]

Use mask would help