Step 35
Time to work more on the scene. First of all I want people to focus on the model. That’s why we are going to add a kind of Vignette. Create a new layer above all layers and fill it with 50% of Gray (Edit > Fill > 50% Gray). Set the layer to Soft Light with Opacity and Fill at 80%.Our aim is to darken the edges of the canvas and to give more light in the center. So we will paint with black on the edge and with white in the center. I did with a soft brush with 50% Opacity. Below you can see my Vignette and the result.
Step 36
Let’s give the scene warmer tones.Add a Selective color adjustment with these settings:- Reds: 9 0 0 7
- Yellows: -7 2 17 9
- Blacks -6 0 4 -2
Step 37
Once again warmer tones. Reddish to be more precise. Add a new layer and set it to Hard Light with Opacity at 50% and Fill at 80%. Pick the color #c45f25 and paint some red light. Use a very low Opacity for the brush. Below you can see my layer.
Step 38
Now that we added a bit of red light we have to compensate it with shadow. Create a new layer and set it to Soft Light with Fill 56%. Pick a soft brush with low opacity and paint on the edges with black. Below my layer and the result.
Step 39
Now add a Curves adjustment to give more luminosity to the scene. Drag it so that you will have these settings:- Output 140 and Input 111
Step 40
Last adjustment I made was adding a Color Balance.Settings:- Shadows -5 0 -3
- Midtones 0 0 0
- Lights 0 0 -15
Step 41
If you want you can add a bit of sharpness to the final result. Make a stamp of all layers by clicking Shift + ALT + CRTL + E. Go to Filter > Sharpen > Unsharp Mask- Settings:
- Amount 148%
- Radius 2
- Threshold 0
Final Results
![final-results[1]](https://cdn.photoshoptutorials.ws/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/finalresults1-1.jpg?strip=all&lossy=1&webp=82&avif=82&w=1920&ssl=1 "final-results[1]")
Tutorial by Fabrizio Panattoni
15 responses to “Create a Romantic and Warm Portrait Photo Manipulation in Photoshop”
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Nice i want more tutorial step by step
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for that “copyright infringement” removal of logo I will not try this exercise as I refuse to use a photograph that is not in the public domain.
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Wow! :(
I normally love your tutorials and you do great work teaching and inspiring.
But just removing a photographers logo??? You do know it is his or her property right? You can’t just “steal” it and remove the logo???! It’s there for a reason.
You as an artistic company should know that and be on the side of the artists and not the big company’s who think they can just use everything they can possibly Google.I’m very very disappointed…
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Nice illustrations, they make it really easy to scan the post for the important parts.
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good joob .. i like it
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This is one beautiful tutorial and such an amazing finale!
This is one tutorial I must have a go at above all others I’ve seen so far. I’ll definitely be visiting your own site shortly…. I can’t wait to see what’s in store.
Thanks Fabrizio -
awesome
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Realy very nice create…
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Hi, Your Photoshop tutorial web site is very creative & effective learning site. I am looking this site.
Thanks
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Thank you for this beautiful romantic portrait.
My realization:
http://www.chez-mireilled.com/article-portrait-romantique-avec-photoshop-119359071.html -
<3 <3 <3
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merci pour ce tutoriel
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merci pour ce tutoriel ma participation
http://www.flickr.com/photos/99472326@N06/9397375580/
cordialement
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author looks ok with artwork on deviantart
“I used it here [link] Thx for the stock :)”
“thanks you so much :hug:”and other artworks with tagremoval he said thank you
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You didn’t mention whether or not you have permission to remove the photographer’s tag. Apparently you don’t think it is necessary to provide that information. It is strangely important to me.
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