Photoshop tutorial - Showing distance

To show distance in an image pale colours are used in the badground as objects that are far away become blurred and darker colours are used in the foreground as objects are seen as being more focused.

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  1. jojiooh8:38 pm, October 19, 2016

    Nice! I love #13, look into pushing the atmospherics in the background to further build on the idea of distance in your work :)

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