Editing help needed

Can someone help me with the over exposer of this photo and guid me through how you go about fixing it? What program was used and such, I am a new guy with very little talent for editing. Any help at all and I'll be greatful.
It won't let me post the image! What do I do?

http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o276/sparkstyson/800.jpg

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post it first on photobucket, then copy the URL, with image tags included and paste this into your post

 

OK I see

 

RUN!!!!! Yogi is coming!

 

I'll give it a try when I get home... I don't think that we'll be able to do much because once it's overexposed the details are lost in that area when PSing... at least that's my expierence...

 

I like that building by the way... cool idea

 

This is about the best I could do I hope this helps

 

that's a great building! Where is it?
Boblybill: IMHO your edit is a bit too yellow.







pascal

 

Sorry, but with digital you can't fix overexposure except by not overexposing. Exposure is critical in photography. With negative film you have options during printing, but with slide film and digital, there is little you can do.

 

Newark Ohio

 

I agree... now that I look at it... but like I and Digital Matt said there isn't much that can be done with it without making it look fake.