1. Open seaside_original.jpg
Photographs
Open seaside_original.jpg

2. Photoshop uses
Colorizing
Compositing
Today for Photographs

3. Adjusting photo areas Burn…darkens selection Dodge :lighten pixels
Apply to midtones…pixels not too bring, not too dark
Dodge :lighten pixels
Gos back to early days of photography
I still see people using the tools

4. Starting picture
List two items that make this well composed

5. Background issue, as usual
Rename as seaside
Add a blank layer named seasideMod
Why do this?

6. Practice Select SeaSideMod layer
Use Dodge to lighten church roof (Brush size 82, soft)
Use Burn to darken the pipe on lower right corner
Wrong dodge!!

7. Review: Deleting selections
Choose (Seaside layer )
Lasso the rock in front
Loose fit
Choose edit>content aware and you’ll see :
Rock (was filled with pixels around the original image…,

8. Rock?

9. … More practice Mode>Normal Switch to SeaSideMod Layer
Make the sky have clouds Set FG, BG colors:
FG color=white=255,255,255
BG..light blue = 106,182,217
Filter>Render>Clouds
use adjustment layer to darken the mountains
Use an adjustment layer to lighten the water
Make a duplicate church using healing brush tool
Add a layer named Tree
Draw a line using the pencil
Render Flames (If you can find the command)…same area as rendering clouds

10. use adjustment layer to darken the mountains
106,182,217
use adjustment layer to darken the mountains
Use an adjustment layer to lighten the water
Make a duplicate church using healing brush tool
Add a layer named Tree
Draw a line using the pencil
Render Flames (If you can find the command)…same area as rendering clouds

11. Practice… Create a new layer named Tree
Select the Layer ; Render a tree
(Filter>Render>Tree…)
Use Move tool when finished
Use ctrl T to size, rotate the tree
Add the tree where the rock was
ctrl-T (Free Trans form)
Lets you rotate, sale,…

12. Create a new Levels Adjustment …select it

13. Shows how many pixels have a given value on a scale from 0 to 255
Dark to light

14. Mid tones slider
Slide to increase or decrease the mid tones (mainly the grass)
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