When I am out photographing, one of the things that I have been doing is taking photographs of skies and clouds. The reason for that is there are times that I want to replace a boring sky with a more pleasing sky. This past fall, I was at a workshop, where Betty Wiley presented a lecture and tutorial on how to replace the sky. I utilize this technique for artistic reasons. In Lightroom, I created a collection that I named Backgrounds, which is where I can search for a background to replace in the picture that I am working on.I then export both pictures into Photoshop where I can use Betty's techniques.
Betty Wiley is a noted photographer who lives on Cape Cod, you. You can see her work and get information about her courses at http://avagracestudio.com/. If you can take one of her classes, I would highly recommend it.
Utilizing Betty's techniques. Here here before and after images of Bass Harbor Light that I took in Maine at Acadia.
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Original, notice that the sky is a dove gray |
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Sky background that I used |
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The final image |
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