Transforma una foto aérea en una portada musical con luz, color y relleno generativo en Photoshop.
Have you ever imagined what a song cover would look like before hearing it?
Hi, I'm Agustin Devani, a landscape photographer.
In collaboration with Adobe, I want to show you how to turn a drone photo into a song cover for digital platforms.
A while back I took several photos with a rented drone, to see the landscape from a different perspective.
Later, one of those photos became the cover of a song.
This tutorial was born from that idea.
We're going to use different Photoshop tools to enhance the image, add new elements, and work on the lighting until we achieve a cinematic composition ready to accompany a song.
Photography and music have something in common.
Both can tell a story and convey emotions.
In this tutorial, we'll combine those two worlds to create a cover with its own identity.
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Lo que vas a aprender: Identidad visual con estética de cine
En esta experiencia, Agustín Devani te invita a transformar la perspectiva técnica en una mirada puramente fotográfica, donde el verdadero motor del diseño es el arte de la observación. Aprenderás a analizar una captura aérea no solo como un paisaje estático, sino como un lienzo narrativo con un enorme potencial cinematográfico listo para subir a tus plataformas digitales.
El viaje comienza revelando la fuerza oculta de la toma con drone a través del Filtro de Camera Raw, donde al calibrar la temperatura y la intensidad cromática establecerás una base con una atmósfera climática, profunda y lista para contar una historia.
La propuesta se vuelve verdaderamente creativa al integrar la Inteligencia Artificial desde un enfoque artístico y conceptual. Agustín te guiará para pensar de manera estratégica y diseñar un buen prompt, logrando que el Relleno Generativo incorpore una embarcación de madera que respete la escala y la luz natural del río.
Con el elemento narrativo en su lugar, aprenderás la importancia de definir los puntos focales y esculpir la imagen controlando la iluminación. Mediante el uso sutil de una capa de ajuste de Niveles y un pincel circular difuso
descubrirás cómo acentuar las luces y profundizar las sombras para dirigir la mirada del espectador exactamente hacia donde deseas. Finalmente, coronarás la composición entendiendo cómo la tipografía se integra de forma equilibrada con el paisaje, seleccionando el peso y la ubicación perfecta en las zonas más limpias para garantizar una legibilidad impecable que conviva en armonía con la fotografía.
Herramientas clave para el diseño de portada:
Filtro de Camera Raw: La herramienta esencial para rescatar texturas, contraste y volumen en fotografías de paisajes.
Relleno Generativo: Integración de elementos fotorrealistas mediante IA que respetan la luz y la escala natural de la toma.
Capas de ajuste y Máscaras: El método profesional no destructivo para ajustar la imagen y dirigir la mirada del espectador.
Herramienta Texto horizontal: Control y distribución de elementos tipográficos para lograr un acabado limpio y comercial.
El proceso creativo: Contar historias desde el cielo
Para Agustín Devani, la fotografía aérea abre un abanico de posibilidades creativas que van mucho más allá del registro documental. En este tutorial, te enseña cómo un paisaje puede convertirse en el lienzo perfecto para un proyecto musical, manipulando la luz para evocar emociones y utilizando la inteligencia artificial como una aliada para añadir narrativa.
Es la guía ideal si buscas expandir tus habilidades de diseño, dominar la dirección lumínica selectiva y aprender a integrar tipografía con imágenes complejas de forma profesional.
Sobre el artista
Agustín Devani es un fotógrafo argentino especializado en astrofotografía, fotografía aérea y paisajes de naturaleza. Su trabajo se caracteriza por una mirada amplia, serena y contemplativa, ya sea capturando la inmensidad del cosmos o la geometría de la tierra desde el cielo, donde la presencia humana es mínima y el entorno se vuelve protagonista. Inspirado por los viajes y la exploración directa, busca transmitir el equilibrio y la belleza cruda de los espacios naturales. Su obra ha sido publicada por National Geographic Latinoamérica y reconocida en certámenes como los Premios Yaguareté 2021 y el Concurso ArteSOSlidario en España, acumulando más de quince distinciones a nivel local, nacional e internacional.
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