Today we are going to create a wonderful landscape tutorial in Photoshop. In this tutorial you can learn that how to manipulate pictures together. Its really very easy and enjoy able tutorial. This is an intermediate tutorial so some steps can be tricky, but why not have a try. I hope you will like this tutorial and never forget to share your comments with us.
Lets start to create a wonderful landscape tutorial in Photoshop.
Step 1
Create new document (Ctrl+N) 1000×1000 of size.
Create New Document
Step 2
First of all I am going to add cloud picture to make a background. Download it and insert in Photoshop, adjust it as like in preview.
Step 3
When we add the first picture and set it as a background picture, now I am going to add river picture.
Step 4
After adding the picture resterize it and erase the sky part of this picture with Eraser Tool (E), Pen Tool (P) or Polygonal Lasso Tool (L). After erasing picture we get nice result.
Step 5
Now select cloud picture layer and select the clouds area with the help of Polygonal Lasso Tool (L) or Rectangle Marquee Tool (M) as like in preview.
Press (Ctrl+J) to make a copy of clouds area and set it on the river picture layer.
Now minimize the opacity of this layer 20% then it look like reflection of the clouds in river.
Now erase the sides of this small building picture with Eraser Tool.
Step 9
Our picture is complete but a little bit thing missing, to make our picture perfect add a Boat Picture in water area.
Erase all the background of boat picture with Eraser Tool and set it as like in picture below.
Step 10
In this last step just duplicate the boat layer, with transform tool (Ctrl+T) make it vertical, minimize the opacity 26% adjust it as like in final preview.
Final Preview
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