How To Force Color Harmony in photograph

[ikrima]

I've been going over a lot of color theory lately, and have been trying to experiment with making my photographs have a color harmony in its visual palette. What i'd ideally like is to keep the color intensity/brightness the same (or "exposure") but I'd like to clamp the saturation.

For example,





Any ideas on how that stuff is processed?

[Colin Southern]

Sorry, but I'm getting a "oops, something broke" for both of those links

[Dave Humphries]

Hi ikrima,

Unfortunately those links don't work.

I suspect you might have edited the tags CiC created, as they should contain "..." in the middle of the visible part of the link, but not the part used form linking, however, that isn't there for some reason.

Please edit your post and re-insert the urls using the , or PM me the full links and I'll do it for you.

Thanks,

[carregwen]

Ikrima

Did you perhaps mean this page? http://calikartel.com/2010/08/mert-alas-marcus-piggot/

[ikrima]

Ooops: links updated:
http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...uspiggott2.jpg

http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...nsson_03_1.jpg

[carregwen]

Ooops: links updated:
http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...uspiggott2.jpg

http://backup.cambridgeincolour.com/...nsson_03_1.jpg

Thanks, Ikrima. When you post an external link such as that its best to go to an addressable page (like I did in post #4), rather than just a jpeg, because if people want to see the story that leads to the image they can do so. It's a bit difficult to 'back-track' from the jpeg. Hope you don't mind me mentioning this.

[ikrima]

Good point; The blog tends to have fashion nudes so I didn't want to make the post nsfw