How you Can Quickly Adjust Those Nasty Green Yellow Summer Colors Quick

🌿 Struggling with that neon -green-yellow summer foliage ruining your portraits? You’re not alone. In this quick tutorial, I’ll show you how to tame the wild greens and shift them into a soft, painterly palette that actually complements skin tones—without hours of masking or complicated steps. 🎨

PLUS—ever notice how limbs can look way too dark compared to your beautifully lit subject? I’ll show you a fast and effective way to match those darker limbs to the brighter areas of your portrait, so everything feels cohesive and professionally polished.

💡 In this video, you’ll learn:
✔️ How to neutralize overly vibrant greens into a muted, elegant tone
✔️ My go-to tools for quick color cast fixes
✔️ How to balance light between bright subjects and darker limbs (without wrecking your contrast)
✔️ Simple tweaks that make a huge difference in your final image

Whether you're editing outdoor portraits or fine art composites, these tricks will elevate your color harmony and take your work from summertime snapshot to timeless art.

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