Kyoto Tower Redux

@Daroru: Thanks man. my process goes something like this (Initially convert to document profile -relative colourimetric, with black point comp)
1. I hit curves via an adjustment layer first and set 3 points initally around hang on let me check...44-27 then 100-120 then 200-230 or thereabouts anyway....itll give you quite an acidic bluey vibe.
2. I go into the individual channels and hit them with the following points: Red = 50-6, 150-140 and finally 200-230.
3. Next is Green channel and do the same only with the following points: 38-30 120-130 and 200-220
4. Blue Channel now: 20-30 150-130 and 255-240. These are all approximates.
5.Set opacity to about 30 percent
6. New Adjustment layer - Hue/Saturation. set Hue to about 8 and saturation to about 10
7. Another adjustment layer - Brightness/contrast and set brightness to about 10
8. Another adjustment layer - Colour balance and set midtones to around 10 (Red with preserve Luminosity checked)
9. Adjustment Layer - Curves2 and set points to about 50-50 and 200-200.
10. Select background and make a new layer
11.Set Selection to All
12. Make Border 1 pixel and expand by 100 pixels
13.Feather by 100 pixels
14.Fill with foreground colour (in my case black..it gives the edges a darker tone but its not neccessary in some cases...if you dont want it just skip all these border steps) opacity 100, Normal.
15.Set Current layer (it should be named Layer 1 if youre not sure) to Overlay 100%
16.Set Current layer to 80%
17.select Curves 2 and flatten image
18.Duplicate Background Layer
19.Set Background Copy to Soft Light 100 percent
20.Flatten Image.
21.Convert to profile - Lab colour mode, relative colorimetric, with black point compensation. without dither.
22. select lightness channel and Unsharp mask - amount 200, radius 1 threshold 10
23. Fade- opacity 90, Normal
24.Unsharp mask again - 40, 10, 10
25. Select lab channel and convert to profile current document
26. Duplicate layer
27.New adjustment layer - Hue Saturation adjust to liking....youve got a lot of range here, you can go for something very muted or something which is really quite vivid. I tend to go muted to be honest as it lends itself well to the next stage which will be typed later as Im knackered after that....to be continued.