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I was thinking about editing an image I shot and converting it into a grayscale version with just one color highlighted. I’ll explain, I wanted to edit IMAGE 1 to look like IMAGE 2 . . . . So here is a quick tutorial on how to achieve this in Adobe Lightroom. . . . .

So here is tutorial. . .

STEP 1:

Import the image you want into Lightroom and either select an existing catalog or simply create a new one.

STEP 2:

Once the image shows up on the screen, double click the thumbnail, to see the full size image.

STEP 3:

Then on the top right, select DEVELOP and then in the right hand side pane, expand HSL / COLOR / GRAYSCALE

STEP 4:

Select the second tab under HSL / COLOR / GRAYSCALE, which would be the SATURATION tab

STEP 5:

Now, simply tweak around with the sliders to achieve the look you want. Voila!

IMAGE OF A MONUMENT WITH THE SKY AS THE BACKGROUND BEFORE EDITING

SAME IMAGE AS ABOVE AFTER EDITING

One more example image that I edited the same way:

Hope this helps!