Photoshop to create a beautiful picture of the lake view of warm and cold contrast

There are many contrasting color methods, focusing on the highlights and dark parts of the color separately, high light and the middle part of the color into warm, dark color to cool, and then the overall color can be softened.

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1, open the material picture, create the optional Color adjustment layer, adjust the green, parameters and effect as shown below. This step adds green to the picture.

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2, create hue/saturation adjustment layer, adjust the green, parameter settings such as Figure 3, after the change of opacity to: 50%, as Figure 4. This step turns green into turquoise.

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3, the creation of optional color adjustment layer, yellow, green, green, white adjustment, parameter settings such as Figure 5-8, the effect is shown in Figure 9. This step adds orange color to the picture.

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4, create curve adjustment layer, the red, green, blue channel adjustment, parameters and effect of the following figure. This step quickly adds blue to the dark part of the picture.

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5, create hue/saturation adjustment layer, the yellow, green adjustment, parameters and effects of the following figure. This step quickly turns yellow to reddish brown in the picture.

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6, create a new layer, press the letter key "D" to restore the background color to the default black and white, and then select the menu: Filter > Render > Cloud, determine the blending mode to "filter Color", the opacity to: 30%, the following figure. This step adds a fantastic effect to the picture.

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7, the creation of optional color adjustment layer, red, green, white, neutral, black adjustment, parameter settings such as Figure 18-22, the effect is shown in Figure 23. This step adds orange color to the picture.

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