All Day I Dream About Photography

This article is part of a series of 4 posts “Adobe Photoshop Case Study from picture to Christmas card” make sure to visit other articles in the series

N.B.:If you want to follow this tutorial make sure to click on the picture to download a higher resolution version
Ok today I might be a bit long, but I think I have to finish with this series specially that from now on it becomes the same idea repeated over different objects, now launch Adobe Photoshop and let’s get started

This article is part of a series of 4 posts “Adobe Photoshop Case Study from picture to Christmas card” make sure to visit other articles in the series

N.B.:If you want to follow this tutorial make sure to click on the picture to download a higher resolution version.
Now launch Adobe Photoshop and let’s get started
So where were we? Last thing we did yesterday was to turn the day into night

This article is part of a series of 4 posts “Adobe Photoshop Case Study from picture to Christmas card” make sure to visit other articles in the series

N.B.:If you want to follow this tutorial make sure to click on the picture to download a higher resolution version
So let’s get started

This article is part of a series of 4 posts “Adobe Photoshop Case Study from picture to Christmas card” make sure to visit other articles in the series

Yesterday I have introduced an adobe photoshop tutorial teaching us how to transform a picture taken in broad daylight into a night scene. This technique is going to serve as the basis for this case study.

RayGuselli is much more than a Photoshop guru, he is actually in artist. He recently blow away the DPreview retouching forum with his latest creation turning a picture he took into a magnificent Christmas card.

In this Adobe Photoshop tutorial we are going to learn how to transform a picture from a dull photo taken in broad daylight to a nice moody night shot.

credits: This tutorial was written by David Thomasson from Radiant Pics, original picture by Steve H.