It can be easy in floral photography (macro or not), to quickly find photos overwhelmed with green: Leaves, grass, bushes...so much comes out naturally green from plants' chlorophyll process!
Taking all of that away with selective desaturation can drastically change the photo, and I think this editing series does a good job of demonstrating it. Pop photography, as I've come to refer to it as, has this unique way of altering the mood of a photography that I simply adore!
Red is my favourite, as I'm sure you can tell by the design of my digital portfolio here, but check out some other colour progression series' below which now feature all colours of Lightroom's desaturation setting <3
Re(d)fined Rose - Full Colour; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Rose - Red Pop; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Rose - Black and White; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Hibiscus - Full Colour; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Hibiscus - Red Pop; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Hibiscus - Black and White; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Vivitar 85-205mm.
Re(d)fined Rose Bush - Full Colour; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Sigma 70-300mm.
Re(d)fined Rose Bush - Red Pop; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Sigma 70-300mm.
Re(d)fined Rose Bush - Black and White; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Sigma 70-300mm.
Re(d)fined Trillium - Full Colour; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Sigma 70-300mm.
Re(d)fined Trillium - Red Pop; Shot with: Nikon D5200 + Sigma 70-300mm.
