Mettez en valeur un sujet avec des ajustements de luminosité et un flou radial pour créer une sensation de mouvement.
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Apprenez à mettre en valeur un sujet grâce au recadrage, aux ajustements de luminosité et à l’application d’un flou radial afin de créer une sensation de mouvement et renforcer l’impact visuel de vos photographies.
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Certains clichés manquent de punch parce que le regard s'égare dans le décor. L'application d'un flou radial crée un effet de tunnel qui attire l'œil vers le sujet principal de l'image. En isolant le sujet avant de créer le flou, le sujet reste net et donne ainsi un style original.
Cette technique vous servira à concevoir des portraits artistiques ou des affiches au style cinématographique avec un halo de lumière et de mouvement. Vos futures compositions gagneront en intensité et en mystère.
Ce que vous allez apprendre
Dans ce tutoriel pratique, vous découvrirez comment :
Compléter une image automatiquement avec la fonctionnalité de Remplissage génératif,
Créer un halo lumineux avec un calque de luminosité et le masque de fusion,
Isoler le sujet dans un calque par copier pour pouvoir appliquer l’effet de manière non destructive,
Appliquer un flou radial à un endroit précis et modifier son intensité.
À propos de l’artiste
Je m’appelle Camille, je suis créatrice de contenu lifestyle depuis plusieurs années. Je partage principalement sur Instagram, tout en développant également mon compte TikTok et ma chaîne YouTube. À travers mes contenus, je crée des images et des auto-portraits où la photographie occupe une place centrale. J’aime faire rêver ma communauté en imaginant des univers poétiques et romancés, avec une attention particulière portée à la lumière et aux ambiances.
J'aime partager de temps à autre les coulisses de mon travail ainsi que mes techniques, avec l’envie de rendre la création accessible et d’encourager chacun à explorer sa sensibilité artistique.
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