How to achieve this?

[dfed]

Re: see the pictures below and how the greens stand out. Could you suggest how can this effect/look be achieved?

Thanks

 

[KmH]

TPF rules don't let us post photos that aren't ours. Photography Forum & Digital Photography Forum FAQ

Downloading someone else's photos might also be an international copyright violation.

All the images have some degree of editing done to them.

 

[Sw1tchFX]

Shoot something that's green?

 

[dfed]

@KmH thank you for your notice. I'm aware of the rules. But, as the pictures I publish have a signature I thought it would be ok.
Could you advice what kind of editing was done ?
Was it RAW or something else ?

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

I can be more than just processing.

Are your Colors Manipulated? | Landscape Photography by Varina Patel – eBooks, Tips, Workshops, Blog

 

[dfed]

@Bitter Jeweler, sorry I do not get your point ...

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

Did you read the article I posted for you.

 

[dfed]

I thought it is your signature .... sorry.

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

ok.

 

[RumDaddy]

First of all what software are you using. You can use youtube to find a tutorial. For instance search youtube for Lightroom, color boost, opr something of that nature.

In lightroom you can pick individual colors and basically turn them up or give them color boost. I do this with green grass and blue sky all the time. As well as bridesmaid dresses and flowers.

 

[jake337]

@Bitter Jeweler, sorry I do not get your point ...

Many factors contribute to tonalities of a picture. Discover them, then use them to create the image you seek.

 

[Netskimmer]

@KmH thank you for your notice. I'm aware of the rules. But, as the pictures I publish have a signature I thought it would be ok.
Could you advice what kind of editing was done ?
Was it RAW or something else ?

Posting potentially copyrighted pics without permission while giving credit is still posting potentially copyrighted pics without permission.

Not trying to harp on ya or anything, just say'n.

I'm still new to this stuff myself so I can't be much help regarding topic. They all have an 'unreal' quality to them which makes me think post processing of some kind or another was used on them, but I could be wrong.

 

[jake337]

@KmH thank you for your notice. I'm aware of the rules. But, as the pictures I publish have a signature I thought it would be ok.
Could you advice what kind of editing was done ?
Was it RAW or something else ?

Posting potentially copyrighted pics without permission while giving credit is still posting potentially copyrighted pics without permission.

Not trying to harp on ya or anything, just say'n.

I'm still new to this stuff myself so I can't be much help regarding topic. They all have an 'unreal' quality to them which makes me think post processing of some kind or another was used on them, but I could be wrong.

Just post the links if its not yours.

 

[RumDaddy]

Sorry having trouble sharing images.