Vanessa Rivera erzählt in ihren Fotokompositionen verträumte Storys. Hier zeigt sie, wie sie in Adobe Photoshop auf dem iPad ein Bild in eine Unterwasserszene einfügt.
Die Fotografin und Künstlerin Vanessa Rivera gestaltet fantasievolle Kompositionen aus Fotos von ihrer Familie und realen Gegenständen.
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1 Die Story erweitern.
Vanessa tippt auf das Symbol für Bilder und wählt „Dateien“, um das Foto eines Fischs zu importieren.
2 Element in die Szene einfügen.
Als Nächstes tippt Vanessa auf das Symbol für „Horizontal spiegeln“ und zieht den Fisch in die linke untere Ecke. Ohne die Auswahl aufzuheben, korrigiert sie die Position des Fischs mit den Transformieren-Optionen zum Drehen und Skalieren. Anschließend tippt sie auf „Fertig“.
3 Aufmerksamkeit lenken.
Um die Farbe des Fischs besser auf die Szene abzustimmen, tippt Vanessa auf das Symbol für die Ebeneneigenschaften. Die Fischebene lässt sie dabei ausgewählt. Dann wählt Vanessa „Zugeschnittene Korrektur hinzufügen“ und „Farbton/Sättigung“ aus.
4 Farbe und Farbton anpassen.
Vanessa stellt die Sättigung auf -65 ein, damit die Farben des Fischs gedämpft werden – als würde der Betrachter ihn unter Wasser sehen.
5 Lichter hervorbringen.
Durch die Einstellungsebene „Farbton/Sättigung“ wurde eine Maske über der Fischebene erstellt. Um den durch die Entsättigung gedämpften Farbton wieder etwas aufzuhellen, tippt Vanessa länger auf das Pinsel-Werkzeug und wählt den runden, weichen Pinsel aus. Sie passt Größe, Härte und Deckkraft des Pinsels an und stellt die Farbe auf Schwarz. Dann malt sie auf der Einstellungsebene mit dem Pinsel über Nase, Auge und orange Flecken des Fischs. Dadurch werden die entsprechenden Teile der Maske ausgeblendet, sodass Ausschnitte der darunter liegenden Originalebene zum Vorschein kommen.
Die richtigen Tools für jede Story.
Transformiere Fotos aus der realen Welt – und erzähle fantasievolle, originelle Storys.
Hinweis: Die in diesem Tutorial enthaltenen Projektdateien dürfen nur zu Übungszwecken verwendet werden.
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