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Hi,
Do you mean the automatic enhancements applied to your images? If so, is the Photos app set as your default image viewer? If yes, unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be a way to turn this feature off, as it's built into the app. For that, IU recommend submitting your feedback througfh the app's Send feedback option.
If you're interested, you can try the app below, which I've been using as a replacement for the Photos app, to see if it displays your photos in their original colors. If you decide to try it, I recommend installing the classic version, as the Microsoft Store version is paid.
https://imageglass.org/release/imageglass-9-6-0-801-66
Disclaimer: This is a non-Microsoft site. The information seems reliable, but be careful with ads. Research any product before downloading.