33 Fun Selective-Colour Photographs

Using selective colour is a post production technique for isolating part of a photograph with a splash of colour and contrasting it black and white in the other areas of the image. You can use it to draw the eye or just for a bit of fun. This collection was inspired by last week's Light Stalking selective colour challenge in the forum which saw a lot of great entries. Check them out here and enjoy this collection too!

selective colour
Photo by Chris Willis
selective colour
Photo by B Rosen
selective colour
Photo by Timitrius
selective colour
Photo by Ryan
selective colour
Photo by Sheep Purple
selective colour
Photo by Terry Ross
selective colour
Photo by Steve Maw
selective colour
Photo by Amy Moss
selective colour
Photo by pops
selective color
Photo by Chris Willis
selective color
Photo by Theilr
selective color
Photo by Schristia
selective color
Image by Pixabay
selective color
Photo by Theilr
selective color
Photo by Jon Fife
selective color
Photo by Andy Rennie
selective color
Photo by Theilr
selective color
Photo by Athena's Pix
selective color
Photo by Marr Reinbold
selective color
Photo by Jay74
selective color
Photo by Chris Willis
selective color
Photo by Emily
selective color
Photo by Stuart Caie
selective color
Photo by Theilr
selective color
Photo by Clare Black
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good article. To be honest I’m not a huge fan of selective clolour photographs but a lot of clients like the effect. So think it might be worth looking in to.

Like Luke, I’m not a huge fan of selective color but I have played with it before and everyone once in a while you find a photo that just screams “selective color me!”. Nice collection!

I am a big fan of selective colour and did this to look as if it was coloured in before they had colour photography

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