Photoshop creates a beautiful forest sunrise effect

Author：Eve Cole Update Time：2013-01-24 15:23:42

In this tutorial, the author introduces how to quickly process sunrise or warm-color images. The operation is also relatively simple. Use a brush to paint the parts of the picture that need to be colored, and then change the layer blending mode appropriately to quickly change the color of the picture. Adjust the details later and remember to get the picture you want.
Original picture

final effect

1. First open a highland picture material.

2. Create a new layer and paint it with a black large-diameter brush with an opacity of 66%.

3. Create a new layer, apply the foreground color #ad651a with a soft-angle brush to the sky area, set the layer opacity to 39%, add a mask, and use the brush to apply it to make the middle part of the sky area brighter.

4. Create a new curve adjustment layer.

5. Create a new layer at the bottom, fill it with black, and go to Filter > Render > Lens Flare.

6. Select the brush tool with a soft-angle brush , set the transparency to 10%, apply the foreground color fee020 on the canvas, and use the layer mode Linear Dodge to create the glow of the sunset.

7. Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur 8 pixels. Ctrl+J Duplicate 1 layer, layer mode color filter.

8. Create a new layer, use the foreground color #ff9e39, and use a soft-angle brush with 6% transparency to paint the horizon position.

9. Use ctrl+alt+shift+E to stamp the layer, move it to the top of the layer, and use soft light mode. The final effect is as follows.