Add a mask to this layer and use a soft black brush to blend this part with the existing surface.

Step 9

Create a Curves adjustment layer (set as Clipping Mask) to darken this part a bit to match its lightness with the existing surface.

Step 10

Select all  of the window, frames, rails, cloning and the Curves adjustment ones and hit Ctrl+G to make a group for them. Change the group’s mode to Normal 100% and make a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer within this group. Bring the Saturation values down to -82:

Step 11

Create a Color Balance adjustment layer and change the Midtones settings:

Step 12

Add a Curves adjustment layer and reduce the lightness. On this layer mask, use a soft black brush with the opacity about 50% to reduce the dark effect as the screenshot below shows. 

Make another Curves adjustment layer and increase the light. On this layer mask, use a soft black brush to reduce the light effect on some parts which are bright enough.

Step 13

Create a new layer below the window’s group and use a soft brush with two colors (#0218a5 and #011e48) to paint on the background. Lower the opacity of this layer to 40%.

Step 14

Create a new layer and use a soft brush with the color #9dd0e3 to paint on the background. Change this layer mode to Hard Light 50%.

Step 15

Make a new layer and use a soft brush with the color #0a0a1a to paint shade’s areas for the background.

Step 16

Add a new layer and use a small brush with the color #1b1d20 to paint some trees on the background.  Convert this layer to a Smart Object.

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the radius to 19 px:

Step 17

Go to Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur and set the radius to 19 px:

Step 18

Create a new layer and use a small brush with the color #b8749b to paint the leaves for the trees. Convert this layer to a Smart Object.

Apply a Gaussian Blur of 19 px to this layer.

Step 19

Add a mask to this layer and use a soft black brush to reduce the visibility of the leaves as done with the trees.

Step 20

Create a new layer and use a small brush with the same color to paint flying leaves on the background. Convert this layer to a Smart Object . Apply a Gaussian Blur of 10 px to this layer to make the leaves fit the softness of the background. 

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One response to “How to Create a Rainy Window Scene with Adobe Photoshop”

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    Mario Mifsud

    Excellent and very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

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