Processing Fall Color Photos In Lightroom Classic CC
Understanding the difference between Lightroom’s Vibrance and Saturation sliders can dramatically improve your results when processing fall color photos Figure 1. A fall scene shot in the Eastern Sierras of California in June Lake loop. Fall is here, and that means that a variety of opportunities to photograph bright, colorful landscapes, vibrant close-ups and an assortment of saturated eye candy await. For many nature photographers, fall is the best time of year to explore color photography, but color does have its challenges. Processing fall color photos to bring out the natural beauty of the scene—without overdoing it—is one of those challenges. Mastering the subtleties of color takes time and study. Color photography is more complex than one might think, and to become well-versed in its practice, you need an understanding of color theory and color psychology. You have to become familiar with terms such as complementary, split complementary, analogous, triadic, dyadic and ...