Ansel Adams "The negative is the equivalent of the composer's score, and the print the performance."
With that in mind, I opened one of my raw files and took it into the digital darkroom. I had already created an interpretation years earlier. After I was finished working on the raw file this morning, I opened the first print file to compare how they differed.
Just a side note: When I took the original I had a softening filter on the camera.
Today's print
The print from 10 years ago
On edit: This is the original file. It has been adjusted in raw.
Original raw file
After seeing what I did this morning I was amazed. Critiquing the two, I was not happy with the dodging and burning on the first print. Blocked shadows on the right and blown out highlights. I also enjoy the increased contrast in the today's attempt. The shadows on the right side of the house just pop and the detail on the doors is much better.
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They are all nice but I really like how the top one turned out. 
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