While the layer mask is still selected, select the paint brush tool with soft edges in the color white (remember: white reveals). The layer box is black (remember: black conceals).ħ. Adding this mask with temporarily result in your sky overlay disappearing.Ħ. Add a layer mask by going to Layer -> Layer Mask -> Hide all. In this example, this step was unnecessary.ĥ. This will allow for a more realistic application. If your image background is out of focus, blur your sky overlay to match by selecting Filter -> Bur. Then, click on the check mark to confirm this change.Ĥ. Make sure the sizing overlaps onto the image. Once the overlay is placed, size your overlay to fit the skyline where it will be placed. To do this, go to File -> Place or File -> Place Embedded.ģ.
Place your sky overlay on top of this image as a layer. If this lightens the area too much, select a soft brush set at a low opacity and paint over the area where you used the gradient tool to darken that area.Ģ. Using the gradient tool, drag the tool from the midline of the sky to the foreground horizon. Make sure white is on top and black is on the bottom.ĩ. Select the Gradient Tool by selecting the appropriate icon on the left-hand icon menu. Adding this mask with temporarily result in your sky overlay disappearing.Ĩ.
In your layers panel, select the drop-down menu to the left of opacity and change the selection from Normal to Multiply.ħ. In this example, this action was not necessary.Ħ. If your image background is out of focus, blur your sky overlay to match by selecting Filter -> Blur. Then, click on the check mark to confirm this change.ĥ. To do this, go to File -> Place or File -> Place EmbeddedĤ. Select the quick selection icon, trace the foreground, then delete the background.ģ. Use the quick selection tool to remove the current sky. 2 (Optional - for photos with existing skies that are dark).
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