How to Draw Attention to Your Subject in Photoshop
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Adding Interest to Your Background
Photographing a subject on a blank (seamless) backdrop is very common in the studio and will give you a nice clean look. Sometimes you may find yourself wanting to add some interest to the backdrop in Photoshop and this episode is perfect for showing you how it is done. There are many ways to add interest to a background, but this is one of the simplest and most effective.
We start out by using the clone stamp tool to copy some of the flowers from the headdress onto a new layer. Then we convert each of the two layers to black and white and change the blending modes to "soft light", this gives a subtle texture to the background. After scaling the layers a bit larger to fit the background we use a layer mask on their group to make the effect only visible on the background.
Draw Attention to Your Subject
Photoshop is a great tool when it comes to drawing attention to your subject. You can use things like color, saturation, sharpening, and exposure to draw the viewers eye to a specific part of an image.
In this tutorial we show you a great technique for sharpening just part of your images, helping the subject's eyes stand out.
Coloring
Coloring your image in Photoshop is fairly easy and can give you effects that would be very hard to capture straight out of camera.
We color the background a bit on the cool side and then add some warmth using curves over the subject's face to help bring attention to that area.
If you thought this episode was great our "Pro Tutorials" are about 10 times better, more in-depth detailed information, and are priced perfectly for the photographers and photoshoppers wanting to become the best. Of course we teach it the right way, you just have to get access to the lesson check out http://phlearn.com/pro-tutorials.
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Adding Interest to Your Background
Photographing a subject on a blank (seamless) backdrop is very common in the studio and will give you a nice clean look. Sometimes you may find yourself wanting to add some interest to the backdrop in Photoshop and this episode is perfect for showing you how it is done. There are many ways to add interest to a background, but this is one of the simplest and most effective.
We start out by using the clone stamp tool to copy some of the flowers from the headdress onto a new layer. Then we convert each of the two layers to black and white and change the blending modes to "soft light", this gives a subtle texture to the background. After scaling the layers a bit larger to fit the background we use a layer mask on their group to make the effect only visible on the background.
Draw Attention to Your Subject
Photoshop is a great tool when it comes to drawing attention to your subject. You can use things like color, saturation, sharpening, and exposure to draw the viewers eye to a specific part of an image.
In this tutorial we show you a great technique for sharpening just part of your images, helping the subject's eyes stand out.
Coloring
Coloring your image in Photoshop is fairly easy and can give you effects that would be very hard to capture straight out of camera.
We color the background a bit on the cool side and then add some warmth using curves over the subject's face to help bring attention to that area.
If you thought this episode was great our "Pro Tutorials" are about 10 times better, more in-depth detailed information, and are priced perfectly for the photographers and photoshoppers wanting to become the best. Of course we teach it the right way, you just have to get access to the lesson check out http://phlearn.com/pro-tutorials.
Make sure to subscribe to our Youtube channel for great videos, hangout with us on Google+, like us on Facebook, chat on Twitter, and capture moments on Instagram. All of our accounts have something fun to offer.
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