In continuing with editing our RAW images to project a desired mood, we take our portrait of the Equestrian Rider and process it in Lightroom. With this example, we want to show how editing your images before applying textures will be a large part of the final image’s general appeal. By adjusting exposure, maintaining highlights, and adding warm tones, we emphasize a rustic aesthetic to match the elements in the scene.
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CHAPTER HOW TO TEXTURE IMAGES IN PHOTOSHOP
- 1.1 Introduction to the Texture Pack
- 1.2 The Ultimate Visual Guide to Understanding Blend Modes
- 1.3 Tips on Opening and Combining Images Into Layers
- 1.4 Common Texturing Misconceptions Newborn RAW PREP
- 1.5 Texturing the Newborn Photo
- 1.6 Fine Art Texturing RAW Preparation
- 1.7 Fine Art Texturing
- 1.8 Equestion Portrait Texturing RAW Preparation
- 1.9 Equestrian Portrait Texturing
- 1.10 Musician Portrait RAW Preparation
- 1.11 Musician Portrait Texturing
- 1.12 Musician Portrait Texturing
- 1.13 Musician Portrait Texturing
CHAPTER 2: CREATING UNIQUE CUSTOM TEXTURE BLENDS
- 2.1 Creating Basic Texture Blends
- 2.2 Using Effects to Create More Advanced Texture Blends
- 2.3 Additional Tips and Tricks for Modifying and Creating Texture Blends
- 2.4 Exercise | Exercise Unique Texture Blends
CHAPTER 3 HOW TO CREATE HANDMADE PAPER TEXTURES
- 3.1 How to Create Custom Paper Textures
- 3.2 How to Process RAW Texture Files
- 3.3 Exercise | Create Your Own Paper Textures
Total Course Run Time – 9m 46s
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