Hello,
I am editing some photographs taken some time ago that had some contrast problems and I followed @s7habo excellent videos to use the tone equalizer module as well as the color harmonies series and I am very pleased with the overall result because I was able to recover a lot of details.
I am very pleased with the editing of each individual image however when I “stand back” and look at the photos as a whole I realize that - no matter how much care I put into trying to use as uniform an edit as possible - the images have very different colors.
I am attaching a screenshot of this set of images so you can see what I mean: the images were taken in the Riyadh desert at different times of the day and obviously the exposure is different in each individual shot but I would like to at least try to give the desert sand the same color. The closest color I remember is yellow-ochre as seen in some of the pictures, while in others you can see my attempt to veer toward a reddish color. Same problem with the sky which is sometimes full blue, other times a duller blue.
If I try to veer from red to yellow, though, I have problems with the color and detail of the sky. The same is true if I try to do the opposite.
Beyond personal opinions on artistic/documentary editing of photography I would like to use this set of images to practice making the color editing homogeneous and I am wondering if you have any suggestions/methods/workflow on how to proceed to succeed.
