Add depth to the scene
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Now, add ‘leaves.psd’ and place at the top of the scene. To give
more depth to the image, apply a Gaussian Blur (Filter>Blur>
Gaussian Blur) set to 15px. Duplicate it (Cmd/Ctrl+J) and place at the
bottom of the scene, as in the image above.
Change the colour
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Add ‘butterfly.psd’ and place it on the grass. To change its
colour, link a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer (step 2)
and set to 197, 53, 0. Add the ‘butterfly.psd’ again, place it under
the leaf on the bottom and apply a 10px Gaussian Blur filter.
Use the gradient
mask
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Add ‘basketball.
psd’, duplicate it,
flip it vertically
(Edit>Transform>Flip
Vertically) and change the
Opacity to 30%. Add a
mask, use the Gradient
Tool (G), go to the Gradient
Picker, select Foreground
to Transparent and gently
erase the image. Now
add ‘soccer.jpg’ and
‘roller_skates.jpg’ and
repeat the procedure.
Simple highlights
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Add Layer_01 from ‘smoke.psd’, change the blend mode to Screen
and place it in the middle of the scene. Then, add Layer_02 from
the same photo, place it at the bottom of the scene and change the blend
mode to Screen.
Set the colour tone
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Let’s use different adjustment layers for both sides.
Create a layer group with mask (step 10) and for the left
side, use Brightness/Contrast (0, 20), Levels (19, 1.00, 255), Photo
Filter (Warming 85) and Colour Lookup (3Strip.look). For the right
side, add Levels (7, 1.00, 255), Brightness/Contrast (15, 16), Photo
Filter (Warming 85) and Colour Lookup (3Strip.look).
To organise layers Set up groups (Cmd/Ctrl+G)