Took this shot at Oceanpark in Hong Kong. I would love some CC. I personally debating whether the green in the water behind him is distracting and whether or not I should go in and desaturate the colors. Feel free to be really critical. Thanks everyone in advanced.
Did you increase the green colour in lightroom or PS? This could be the reason to why there's some green colour visable in the water. Usually water is blue/green, so if you adjust the green it might result in the water being green as well.
Just a though.
The top right part of the Panda is a bit over exposed from my point of view. I had a similar case the other day with a white swan, I had to adjust it so you could se the structure of the feathers.
Thanks for the tips, I didn't increase the green, I did a bit of hue shift to yellows to make the greens richer. The green in the water is from moss on the rocks and is in the original. I wasn't sure about the panda. I will darken him up a bit, I am just afraid it may make him look a bit dirty and not as cuddly.
I am an old-school professional photographer, so with that said and my biases implied, I think the green leaves look like you have added "pop" which of course may not be the case. Afterall I have not seen the actual leaves. If you have added the fashionable "pop" then that is of course a subjective thing and I do understand that sometimes colours need a little help, but here they look over done, to an old-school pro. The water behind. You have me confussed. You comment on the green in it but I first noticed the magenta and the blue. Yes there is some strange green going on too. It is very odd and I have no idea why it is there. I do suggest you kill it off though.