How to achieve editing like this?

[amolitor]

I think that photographer pushes the contrast a bit, probably with a curves adjustment, and then increases saturation, especially in the warmer tones (yellow/orange/red).

There are some that look like a selective increase in saturation, to make the bouquet pop or whatever.

Otherwise these look pretty straight, as others have suggested.

 

[Robin_Usagani]

Play with the toning of the shadow a little bit.

 

[boomer]

I also think he's bumping the clarity quite a bit in some of these pictures. There are very few times when I like strong clarity when it comes to people photography IMO.

 

[Lmphotos]

Play with the toning of the shadow a little bit.

RObin can you explain more?

 

[Lmphotos]

Why do all new photographers think you have to process the hell out of a shot to make it look good, take a look at Damien Lovegrove most shots now he only uses a Fuji X1 pro

:salute:

 

[480sparky]

Why do all new photographers think you have to process the hell out of a shot to make it look good, take a look at Damien Lovegrove most shots now he only uses a Fuji X1 pro

My question is why the noobs think they have to copy someone else's style?

 

[Lmphotos]

Let me rephrase whenever I start messing with colors to get a vibrant images skin tones get all out of whack here they seem vibrant but natural.

 

[amolitor]

Yeah, everyone knows that a real photographer ignores all antecedents and invents everything from scratch every time.

I mean, once I had the CONCEPT of fixing an image projected by a lens, the chemistry was pretty easy to pull together. Reinventing all the compositional tropes was a bit uphill, even after I'd done the wheel and the internal combustion engine.

 

[paigew]

have you tried playing with the tone curve? I usually do mine at med contrast...sometimes strong.

 

[Lmphotos]

Why do all new photographers think you have to process the hell out of a shot to make it look good, take a look at Damien Lovegrove most shots now he only uses a Fuji X1 pro

My question is why the noobs think they have to copy someone else's style?

please see above emoticon and add if you are here to be negative or not helpful in any way please leave. Of course have an amazing day

 

[Lmphotos]

I have tried tone curves its not getting the look I desire

 

[paigew]

pm me a photo....

 

[480sparky]

Why do all new photographers think you have to process the hell out of a shot to make it look good, take a look at Damien Lovegrove most shots now he only uses a Fuji X1 pro

My question is why the noobs think they have to copy someone else's style?

please see above emoticon and add if you are here to be negative or not helpful in any way please leave. Of course have an amazing day

Hey, if you wanna copy someone else's style, no skin off my nose. But why not blaze your own trail? Be a leader, not a follower!

 

[paigew]

she isn't trying to copy someones style. she likes elements of her style and wants to experiment. I am not sure why people are being so negative here. The photographer she linked has some great work...

oh wait I forgot most tpf members hate successful (women) photographers

 

[amolitor]

I dunno if this helps:

Original:



Modified:



The modification was done by applying this curve, warming the colors up a bit and increasing saturation a bit.