Not near as much processing as you might conclude Asher. Here are the original files straight from camera (just resized for web). As you know, I always shoot JPEG, so my steps are based on that.
Step #1 - I start by always cropping for the each look I am after. When shooting, I work quickly and leave space around generally - or the image may be offset in order that the focus point can hit the right part of the shot.
Step #2 - small tweaks to exposure, highlights, shadows, vibrance, saturation and clarity
Step #3 - I often vignette the edges to draw attention to the focus area of pic (no dodging or burning in these pics)
Step #4 - I generally have my cameras Sharpness setting turned right down. This generates a softer picture that needs sharpening in post processing. For these, I ran them through Topaz AI Sharpen for correcting any motion blur as well as noise reduction
Step #5 In the case of these images, I used the Color setting in Exposure X6 (there is a similar panel in PS that I used to use) to isolate and increase saturation to specifically the Green colour along with a little bit of increased saturation to the yellows and oranges. I one pic also benefited from saturating the Cyans in the grass.
That’s all - just normal stuff. Here is whereI started for comparison:
