Autumn Magic Workshop by Ashlyn Mae

Autumn Magic Workshop by Ashlyn Mae

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WHAT TO EXPECT

You will learn how I create gorgeous Autumn images with warm, cozy tones and dreamy, ethereal finishes!

Some techniques we’ll cover include how to add creamy, glowing light, think creatively about your images, add elements to tell a story and more! I will walk you through THREE edits (shown in the images) from start to finish via streamed videos that you can watch at your own pace.

LIFETIME ACCESS. WATCH AT YOUR OWN PACE! 

TOPICS COVERED

All edits in this workshop are demonstrated in Photoshop CS6 and each concept can be used in Photoshop CC & Photoshop Elements. Below are topics covered in this workshop:

• Create Vibrant Autumn Tones
• Smoothing the Background
• Adding Leaves to your image
• Creamy Light
• Creating Dramatic Depth
• Warm Skin Tones
• Ethereal Finishes
• and more!

WHAT YOU NEED:

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

I will be editing editing in Photoshop CS6 but the principles apply to all CS and CC versions and most Elements versions (with helpful hints in the video).

Course Curriculum

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Autumn Magic Workshop
StartWorkshop Edit #1 (18:20)
StartWorkshop Edit #2 (32:41)
StartWorkshop Edit #3 (13:47)
Instrucciones de subtítulos en español
StartGuía de video (0:07)

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