Creating Atmospheric Perspective For Better Composites In Photoshop

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In this tutorial, I will show you how to use the Atmospheric Perspective to create more believable composites in Photoshop.

When combining different images, sometimes you have to fake the depth of an object within a scene.

If you don’t do this right, you’ll likely get the flat “cut-and-paste look” that most beginner Photoshop users have in their work.

By implementing these simple Atmospheric Perspective concepts that we’ll cover in this video, you’ll be able to avoid that flat look and add a new level of realism to your composites.

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Jesús Ramirez

Jesús Ramirez is a graphic designer and the founder of the Photoshop Training Channel, which he started in 2012 and has grown past two million YouTube subscribers. He has taught at Adobe MAX, Adobe Summit, and Photoshop World, teaches courses for CreativeLive and Pluralsight, and was one of five artists chosen for Adobe Stock's Make a Masterpiece campaign. His Photoshop templates shipped inside Photoshop CC 2018.

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