Vanessa Rivera crée des compositions photo qui racontent des histoires magnifiques. Découvrez comment elle a inséré une image dans une scène sous-marine avec Photoshop sur iPad.
Vanessa Rivera est photographe et artiste. Elle fusionne photos de famille et objets du monde réel pour créer des compositions extraordinaires.
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1 Enjoliver l'histoire
Vanessa Rivera a appuyé sur l'icône de l'image et choisi Fichiers pour importer la photo du poisson.
2 Positionner dans la scène
Ensuite, Vanessa Rivera a sélectionné l'icône Inversion horizontale et fait glisser le poisson vers l’angle inférieur gauche. Alors que le poisson était sélectionné, elle a utilisé les options de transformation pour le faire pivoter, le mettre à l'échelle et le positionner, puis elle a appuyé sur Terminer.
3 Attirer le regard
Pour que le poisson se fonde dans la scène, elle a appuyé sur l'icône Propriétés du calque après avoir sélectionné le calque du poisson. Elle a choisi Ajouter Réglage écrêté, puis Teinte/Saturation.
4 Fusionner les couleurs et les tons
Elle a ensuite réglé la saturation sur -65 pour atténuer les couleurs du poisson et donner l'impression qu’il est sous l'eau.
5 Ajouter de la lumière
Le calque de réglage Teinte/Saturation a créé un masque sur le calque du poisson. Pour raviver une partie des couleurs atténuées par la désaturation, elle a appuyé longuement sur l'outil Pinceau, puis activé le pinceau Arrondi flou. Elle a réglé l’épaisseur, la dureté et l'opacité du pinceau, puis choisi la couleur Noir avant de peindre le long du nez, des yeux et des tâches orange sur le calque de réglage, masquant certains fragments pour révéler des parties du calque du poisson de départ.
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Transformez les photos du quotidien pour créer des histoires fantastiques et inventives.
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