Her greens and rich colors

[Dana Rose]

I would love to hear how you think she gets these greens and rich colors.  I believe she used a petzval 85 for this image, and I do not have that lens so I have post an image with from my 135

https://www.noellemirabella.com/your-everything?lightbox=dataItem-jklpfj1t7

 

[Damien Symonds]

You've posted your SOOR, but I thought you'd done your full edit on this photo?  Or am I imagining that?

[Dana Rose]

No, you are correct.  I just want to give you a sample that i thought might work where i knew we had already discussed WB and Raw edit.

[Dana Rose]

If you prefer i do have some samples of a toddler in local urban flower farm that i could use?

[Damien Symonds]

No no no!  The photo you've chosen is perfect. Post the finished one here.

[Dana Rose]

Here is my final edit.   I

 

[Dana Rose]

I know she is doing something with colors...I actually stylized a recent session with a knit outfit she uses, and even though they are the same color, the images are very different (it is actually a bit cheeky her images are used to promote the clothing, because the colors are way off). 

https://www.noellemirabella.com/your-everything?lightbox=dataItem-jiqq8me37

Both the sweater and socks/bonnet in my images are the same as hers but they look completely different. (the sweater in reality is duller and more grey blue and the socks are far more yellow). 

 

 

[Damien Symonds]

I see no reason why a blue-ish* Solid Color layer on Soft Light blend mode wouldn't work.

*You'd need to fiddle carefully with the shade of blue

[Dana Rose]

I will try, i need to play more.  I just often miss the mark when introducing or changing colors....honestly i have somewhat given up in that area. 

[Damien Symonds]

[Damien Symonds]

Any joy?

[Dana Rose]

I am not sure what I think.  I love the color change of the blanket and the plant next to her looks good, at first glance the shadows seem too blue and really dark.  I would love to see how you did it.

[Damien Symonds]

My blue Solid Color layer was R9 G41 B115.  On Soft Light blend mode as I said, and partially masked off the face.