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Create Stunning Landscape Change Effect

This tutorial teaches how to create a landscape change effect by warping and folding parts of an image to make it look like a page being turned. It involves editing layers, adjusting colors, brightness and saturation. Key steps include merging layers, applying adjustments like color balance and hue/saturation, selecting and warping areas, and using brushes to add shadows under the folded corners. The end result makes it appear as though parts of the landscape image are being folded like a page in a book.

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Create Stunning Landscape Change Effect

This tutorial teaches how to create a landscape change effect by warping and folding parts of an image to make it look like a page being turned. It involves editing layers, adjusting colors, brightness and saturation. Key steps include merging layers, applying adjustments like color balance and hue/saturation, selecting and warping areas, and using brushes to add shadows under the folded corners. The end result makes it appear as though parts of the landscape image are being folded like a page in a book.

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How to Create a Landscape Change Effect

Today I decided to create one


unusual tutorial about landscape
change effect, which you can
apply for any image that you
want.
Final Image Preview

Resources
o Inlet Landscape
Step 1
Start by opening image. Go to
Image > Image size to reduce
photo size to 1000px width and
669px height.
Step 2
Copy background layer twice
using Ctrl+J, turn off visibility of
the background layer (click on
the eye, which indicates layer
visibility) and don’t touch it so far,
work with the Layer 1 copy.
Change blending mode on layer
to Color Burn to increase
saturation.
Step 3
Copy the layer once again
(Ctrl+J) and change blending
mode to Screen on the second
copied layer (it will be above all
the layers).

Step 4
Merge all the visible layers into
one using Layer > Merge Visible
(or hit Ctrl+Shift+E). After
merging layers, apply Image >
Adjustments > Color Balance to
the layer.
Step 5
Copy this layer using Ctrl+J and
apply Image > Adjustments >
Brightness/Contrast to it.
Step 6
Change blending mode to
Saturation to this layer.
Step 7
There should be three layers at
the moment: background layer
with the original image (with
visibility turned off), the layer with
edited image and the upper layer
with very bright colors. Turn on
visibility of the background layer
and go to Layer > New > Layer
from Background. Finally move it
above all the layers.
Step 8
Apply to this layer Image >
Adjustments > Hue/Saturation
with the following settings:
Step 9
Using the Rectangular Marquee
Tool select the left part of the
picture like on image below.
Step 10
Apply transformation to this area
using Edit > Transform > Warp.
Step 11
Then turn down the upper corner,
like a page:
Step 12
Finally you should get a result
similar to this one:
Step 13
Do the same thing to the second
part of the photo.
Step 14
Under the folded corners shade
is needed, for this purpose we’ll
create a new layer, assign Soft
Light blending mode to it.
Choose soft-edged brush, 80 px
in diameter, black color
(#000000), 50% opacity and with
the help of Brush Tool darken the
area under folded corners. At first
work with one part (I worked with
the right part at first).
Step 15
To increase contrast lighten
edges and corners again with
Brush Tool (while lightening we
shift black color to white #ffffff) as
you can see on next image.
Final Image
Apply Brush Tool again on the
left part of the image and you
finished this tutorial.

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