As I become more experienced in photography, I want my photos to look like my mind remembers them at the time of the shot. This is incredibly subjective, and, as I age, my rememberance is suspect :-). But, nonetheless, I try!
Here's a before and after of flowers down by Diana's garden shed. To my eye, the colors are so much more vivid than the initial camera capture shows. So I worked to find the 'sweet spot' of hue, saturation, exposure, white balance, etc. All of the work was done in Lightroom 2.6 and is really a trial and error process. While I know what many of the sliders will probably do, in this case, trying the recovery slider (usually used to recover highlights that are blown out) resulted in a warmer background and one that I immediately liked.
I think we are all in competition with ourselves - expressing ourselves however that may be.
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