It's a beautifully foggy day here in southern Illinois. It adds mystery and drama to scenes I've seen hundreds of times before.
This got me thinking, how would you approach adding fog to an otherwise clear, sharp, and bright photo?
I took a couple of reference shots out a window, then looked for an unreasonably bright and colorful perspective shot over on sxc.
The original (by Nicolas Raymond) can be seen here.
Attached is my QD version, just a hue/sat layer (-100 sat, 75% opacity) and a white fill layer set to screen with a gradient layer mask, then duped once.
Try the same image, or find another you prefer. Then show us what you got and how you did it.
This got me thinking, how would you approach adding fog to an otherwise clear, sharp, and bright photo?
I took a couple of reference shots out a window, then looked for an unreasonably bright and colorful perspective shot over on sxc.
The original (by Nicolas Raymond) can be seen here.
Attached is my QD version, just a hue/sat layer (-100 sat, 75% opacity) and a white fill layer set to screen with a gradient layer mask, then duped once.
Try the same image, or find another you prefer. Then show us what you got and how you did it.
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