My working process of final piece images

An example - Final Image 1

Here is an example of one of my final images (1) in which the same process applies to all four of my final images, as they are all grouped under the same production process…

1. In order to change the colours of the images to picturesque colours (different shades of purple and yellow) I clicked on the Gradient tool and on top of the screen there was a black merging into white button in which I double clicked that, it had then opened the options for the Gradient to set the colours.

2. Then at the bottom I clicked the first arrow and clicked on a colour from my image by holding down shift and then clicking on that – same goes to the other arrows on the right.

3. After when the colours are set I clicked on the Gradient tool again, held down shift and also held down the line down in a straight line. Then I had set it as an overlay with an opacity of 78 per cent.

4. The flowers, butterflies and birds created by sweet wrappers (junk) I simply cropped the images and had resized them. I then placed them in the positions that I wanted to place them to and had copied and pasted several times to and placed them in different positions.

5. The exposure, offset and gamma correction can be seen for each image under the blog section of ‘Lydiard Park Shoot – Working Process’.