hi,
I am no professional... by any imagination.. smile... and not sure what I have to say meets your requirements....
been experimenting with light snow on ground on sceneries,,,, been using a tutorial from russel brown called frosty freeze that might might help you...
http://russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html
another tutorial I had bookmarked , very similar to brown's involved a store front....
http://photoshopcontest.com/tutorial...king-snow.html
my difficulty is creating piled snow like alittle snow drifts or accumulated snow on a roof or tree...
I hope it helpful....
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Originally Posted by ingrouille Hi all, 1st post here all though I've delved into the forums on occasions. Very informative!
Hopefully somebody can help me. I am a (6yr) pro retoucher and have just been given a new challenge. I need to create a snowy scene outside a modern shop front - imagine a high street fashion brand retailer. I can handle the falling snow without to much of a problem but finding it difficult to make the snow on the ground look realistic. I can montage a few snow shots to give it the overall white look but it lacks realness. Just wondering if anybody has dealt with this kind of thing before at a high end level. If so do you have any tips please!
Cheers in advance
Ollie |