How is the lighting different from the one you shot previously?
That one was on a pink plate but the cloth looks white. Perhaps by comparison with the pink plate?
Maybe the camera is picking up on the color of the shells and throwing the white balance off?
Ask the (proper) internet ie Google it, starting with colour/shadow theory. Not sure why you're worried - apart from consistency - this seems a tonally pleasing photo.
It does look pink. What editing did you do on it so far? I wonder if your phone is setting a white balance to warm tones to compensate for what it thinks it should be? Do you have editing software on your phone to try changing the white balance to cooler (bluer) tones? Is the plate also too warm (warm grey?) or should it be a more blue-grey. I see you said the dish is blue, but it has actually been warmed up to look grey to me. So perhaps you can set the WB on your phone instead of letting the phone choose a white balance automatically. Also, the lighting is not even - I can see the light is coming from the bottom right - apart from the paper being a whiter colour bottom right, I can see the light hitting the left hand curve of the plate whilst the right hand curve is in shadow. This means that the shadow from the plate on the top left is making the paper darker there.
@seacreature thanks Desi - I can’t find a white balance setting on my phone or the editing (that comes with the phone) I “cooled” it but still pink and yes the blue is not as vibrant as it actually is.
September 13th, 2021
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That one was on a pink plate but the cloth looks white. Perhaps by comparison with the pink plate?
Maybe the camera is picking up on the color of the shells and throwing the white balance off?