Although our white Christmas is over, the snow and the cold are not over and most likely won't be for some while - a good time to stay inside and play with photo layers! And to create some pictorial respite from the cold.
We need this
because we have too much of this
Happy New Year, everyone!
Showing posts with label photoshop layers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photoshop layers. Show all posts
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Blend Modes and Opacity
Yesterday, these functions in the Layers Palette were somewhat of a mystery, so I tried them out. (This after only just being able to put some layers together that stay together!)
The background "before shot" is a crop of a picture of flowers I took earlier in the summer:
The before of the next layer is of frost on the glass walls of the deck this morning (alas!):
The background "before shot" is a crop of a picture of flowers I took earlier in the summer:
The before of the next layer is of frost on the glass walls of the deck this morning (alas!):
The following results are 1) Color Burn 68% opacity; 2) Color Dodge 48% opacity; 3) Hue 52% opacity. I chose them simply because I liked them.
So, six new things learned yesterday and today - only 887,346, or so, to go!
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