LIGHT GREEN CLOVER
In the first case, I used easier clover processing. The leaves look with a slightly delicate pale green tint. To achieve this effect, I played a little with the curves and increased the light colors, so that the green leaves became lighter. Then I pulled out the shadows and added brightness.
Next, I removed the saturation of the green color of the leaves, so that they became a little pale. In the end, I added sharpness and darkened the edges of the photos a bit.
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WARM GREEN CLOVER
In the second case, I gave the photographers more warmth and increased the green tones of the leaves.
To darken, I used all the same curves and took them down to get the effect I need. Next, I reduced the contrast and removed the brightness. For a warmer effect, I increased the white balance in warm colors. In the end, I added sharpness and added a bit of vignetting around the edges.
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