How to blend photos for Composites with Photoshop
Following on from my other Composite Basics Classes - Working with Selections and Colour Matching the next class in this series is how to blend your photos seamlessly into the background for a realistic composite. I share a number of techniques to start with to blend your elements into your landscapes and backgrounds.
Masks and Photoshop Brushes - how they work together
Working with Blend Modes, Opacity and Clipping Masks and other tools to get the effect you want
Practical examples where I break down the workflow of my composites
Lots of extra tips and tricks thrown in
Following on from my other Composite Basics Classes - Working with Selections and Colour Matching the next class in this series is how to blend your photos seamlessly into the background for a realistic composite. I share a number of techniques to start with to blend your elements into your landscapes and backgrounds.
Masks and Photoshop Brushes - how they work together
Working with Blend Modes, Opacity and Clipping Masks and other tools to get the effect you want
Practical examples where I break down the workflow of my composites
Lots of extra tips and tricks thrown in
Following on from my other Composite Basics Classes - Working with Selections and Colour Matching the next class in this series is how to blend your photos seamlessly into the background for a realistic composite. I share a number of techniques to start with to blend your elements into your landscapes and backgrounds.
Masks and Photoshop Brushes - how they work together
Working with Blend Modes, Opacity and Clipping Masks and other tools to get the effect you want
Practical examples where I break down the workflow of my composites
Lots of extra tips and tricks thrown in
What this class includes:
1 hour of demonstrating the above techniques (access anytime)
All details are in a PDF with the instructions and the video link to watch via streaming on my Vimeo Channel. You will only have access to the link.
Who is this class good for?
Photographers and creatives – who want to learn to start creating composite images