After the Rain Editing Tutorial by Ashlyn Mae

After the Rain Editing Tutorial by Ashlyn Mae

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WHAT TO EXPECT

Learn how to create deep, reflective and glowing images in the “After the Rain” online course.

In this course, I’ll walk through an entire image from start to finish, showing you the various steps and techniques combining hand-editing and Photoshop Actions to create my final edits.

COURSE DOWNLOADS

All of the Photoshop Actions & Overlays used in these edits has been created by me and will be included as a download in this workshop!

• Practice Image
• 6 Photoshop Actions
• Light Infusion Overlay

WHAT YOU NEED:

• High Speed Internet Connection
• Speakers or Headphones
• A working knowledge of Photoshop
• CS2-CS6 or Creative Cloud

Principles apply to all CS and CC versions and most Elements versions.

Course Curriculum

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StartAfter the Rain Tutorial (16:48)

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