Not much, some exposure enhancement in LightRoom and default correction in Photoshop

Between late autumn and early spring, the Lake Geneva region is regularly covered in fog. This cloud layer can be relatively low. When this is the case, I try to get over it by going to the surrounding hills to take some very spectacular photos. This is what I did that evening, with the added idea of taking a time-lapse.
The meteor stroke right while shooting (and not in between takes as per usual ;-) and just right within the frame.
The image is very bright because the moon was up adding a lot of light to an already bright environment