Saturation Contrast

I am currently looking for saturation contrast effects in the real world.
I found one picture for that. A different kind of contrasts enrich our life.
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Definitions are following:

Hue: This is what we usually mean when we ask "what color is that?" The property of color that we are actually asking about is "hue". For example, when we talk about colors that are red, yellow, green, and blue, we are talking about hue. Different hues are caused by different wavelengths of light. Therefore, this aspect of color is usually easy to recognize. Click for a more in-depth explanation of HUE.

Hue Contrast - strikingly different hues

Hue Constant - different colors, same hue (blue)

Saturation: Related to chromaticity, saturation tells us how a color looks under certain lighting conditions. For instance, a room painted a solid color will appear different at night than in daylight. Over the course of the day, although the color is the same, the saturation changes. This property of color can also be called intensity. Be careful not to think about SATURATION in terms of light and dark but rather in terms of pale or weak and pure or strong.

Saturation Const. - same intensity, different hues

Saturation Contrast - various levels of fullness, same hue