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Photoshop F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 26 6:58 am)
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the first one, you could likely do by creating two additional layers.. one you paint completely with a charcoal shade, the other set to a dark blue... you'd set the blue layer to an opacity that suits you... usually, quite transparent, the charcoal , you'd "Send to back".. the clouds, you'd carefully use the eraser in brush mode, set to fully soft, and opacity set so that you create a faint transparency that lets the lower layers show thru, darkening the clouds. It takes some experimentation, but the results can be very striking. If you're working with a black and white picture, you can leave out the blue layer. The second one could be created a number of ways... most of which depend on what you have to start with when you go into post. Lou.
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