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Lady Nature Photo effect
- By Anastacia Sholik
- Published 01/29/2007
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This lesson we'll try to
erase the luminescence effects on the picture, we'll learn several
methods of changing the colors, give the eyes an effect of shining,
imitate the decorative glasses, change the source of light and create
the effect of having tear picture's edges.
First we need to open in a new window a photo representing a young girl: File - Open.(ctrl+o)
Then make a copy of this layer to be easier to work with it: Layer - Duplicate Layer (ctrl+j). The previous layer should be erased: Layer - Delete - Layer. Now we should mark out the background the girl is situated on by using the Polygonal Lasso Tool and erase it, applying the Delete button on the keyboard.
Make the corrections on the layer's colors by moving these luminescence effects on the girl with the next combination: Image - Adjustments - Selective Color.
Merge down now all the elements of the picture selecting the next filter designed for this operation: Image - Adjustments - Photo Filter.
Open after that in a new window that kind of texture we'll use for the background to be.
Mark it out for the beginning, selecting the Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a copy of it: Edit - Copy (ctrl+c). Get back to the window containing the picture and insert the texture on a new layer: Edit - Paste (ctrl+v). Place the texture's layer under the girl's one and make the corrections on its size and background's placement. Use for this operation the command shown here: Edit - Free Transform (ctrl+t).
Correct also the color of the background, applying Image - Adjustments - Selective Color and Image - Adjustments - Hue/Saturation (ctrl+u).
Select now the Clone Stamp Tool and use this instrument as a brush to make the girl's hair livelier on that place we cut out the background along:
Now make the girl's eye shining. It's necessary to open first a new layer: Layer - New - Layer, then select the Brush Tool with smooth edges and represent a half circle on the eye's pupil.
Change now the layer's type on Overlay.
We have to represent on
the girl's
cheek a kind of ornament created from decorative small glasses. First,
draw on her cheek a small circle, selecting the Ellipse Tool
and keeping pressed the shift button.
Then apply to this layer the command shown here: Layer - Layer Style - Blending Options with the following adjustments:
Change the layer's type on Overlay:
Make the circle smaller now (ctrl+t) and make a lot of copies of this layer, setting the necessary ornament out of the copies with the Move Tool.
Open in a new window now a picture representing a small snail (ctrl+o).
Mark it out with Polygonal Lasso Tool, make a copy of it (ctrl+c), place it on the layer above the girl, on the necessary place (ctrl+t) and copy two times this layer (ctrl+j). The size of the copies must be changed.
As not to lose our snails on this color gamma, we have to correct a little their colors (Selective Color), the brightness and the contrast: Image - Adjustments - Levels (ctrl+l).
As for the snails to look livelier, insert their shadows on the picture. But we need first to copy the layer (ctrl+j) and make it entirely black with the next command: Image - Adjustments - Brightness/Contrast.
Then place this layer under the basic layer with the snails and group it with that layer the girl is situated on: Layer - Create Clipping Mask (ctrl+g). Distort it a little selecting next combination Edit - Transform - Distort.
Blur the shadow by applying the filter indicated here: Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur.
Get back to the basic layer with the snails and apply on it another filter, for changing the lightness effects: Filter - Render - Lightness Effects.
And finally change a little the shadow's color, because we'll never have a totally black shadow: (Selective Color).
Now we should make brighter the color patch on the tree's rind. It's necessary to paint with the appropriate color on a new layer the right place with the Brush Tool having smooth edges. Then blur out the copy (Gaussian Blur) and change the layer's type on Overlay and minimize the Opacity till 40%.
First we need to open in a new window a photo representing a young girl: File - Open.(ctrl+o)
Then make a copy of this layer to be easier to work with it: Layer - Duplicate Layer (ctrl+j). The previous layer should be erased: Layer - Delete - Layer. Now we should mark out the background the girl is situated on by using the Polygonal Lasso Tool and erase it, applying the Delete button on the keyboard.
Make the corrections on the layer's colors by moving these luminescence effects on the girl with the next combination: Image - Adjustments - Selective Color.
Merge down now all the elements of the picture selecting the next filter designed for this operation: Image - Adjustments - Photo Filter.
Open after that in a new window that kind of texture we'll use for the background to be.
Mark it out for the beginning, selecting the Rectangular Marquee Tool and make a copy of it: Edit - Copy (ctrl+c). Get back to the window containing the picture and insert the texture on a new layer: Edit - Paste (ctrl+v). Place the texture's layer under the girl's one and make the corrections on its size and background's placement. Use for this operation the command shown here: Edit - Free Transform (ctrl+t).
Correct also the color of the background, applying Image - Adjustments - Selective Color and Image - Adjustments - Hue/Saturation (ctrl+u).
Select now the Clone Stamp Tool and use this instrument as a brush to make the girl's hair livelier on that place we cut out the background along:
Now make the girl's eye shining. It's necessary to open first a new layer: Layer - New - Layer, then select the Brush Tool with smooth edges and represent a half circle on the eye's pupil.
Change now the layer's type on Overlay.
We have to represent on
Then apply to this layer the command shown here: Layer - Layer Style - Blending Options with the following adjustments:
Change the layer's type on Overlay:
Make the circle smaller now (ctrl+t) and make a lot of copies of this layer, setting the necessary ornament out of the copies with the Move Tool.
Open in a new window now a picture representing a small snail (ctrl+o).
Mark it out with Polygonal Lasso Tool, make a copy of it (ctrl+c), place it on the layer above the girl, on the necessary place (ctrl+t) and copy two times this layer (ctrl+j). The size of the copies must be changed.
As not to lose our snails on this color gamma, we have to correct a little their colors (Selective Color), the brightness and the contrast: Image - Adjustments - Levels (ctrl+l).
As for the snails to look livelier, insert their shadows on the picture. But we need first to copy the layer (ctrl+j) and make it entirely black with the next command: Image - Adjustments - Brightness/Contrast.
Then place this layer under the basic layer with the snails and group it with that layer the girl is situated on: Layer - Create Clipping Mask (ctrl+g). Distort it a little selecting next combination Edit - Transform - Distort.
Blur the shadow by applying the filter indicated here: Filter - Blur - Gaussian Blur.
Get back to the basic layer with the snails and apply on it another filter, for changing the lightness effects: Filter - Render - Lightness Effects.
And finally change a little the shadow's color, because we'll never have a totally black shadow: (Selective Color).
Now we should make brighter the color patch on the tree's rind. It's necessary to paint with the appropriate color on a new layer the right place with the Brush Tool having smooth edges. Then blur out the copy (Gaussian Blur) and change the layer's type on Overlay and minimize the Opacity till 40%.


