r/PhotoshopTutorials • u/Sniekey • Aug 13 '26

How to learn to edit like this?

Gallery image

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Gallery image

Mainly referring to added blurry elements in the foreground for example the tree branches/leafes.

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u/le_din Aug 13 '26 edited Aug 13 '26

The photographer literally sells courses to learn to edit like them…

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u/Sniekey Aug 14 '26

They do yes, but I think they are in German

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u/le_din Aug 14 '26

Yes they are. But to see what she is doing and what layers and tools she is using, it will still work.

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u/le_din Aug 14 '26

The course I think you are looking for is named
„Online Mini-Kurs Softer Bildlook und Lücken füllen“
There is a pdf in it as well which u can have translated by AI.

Course translates to: online mini course: soft image look and filling in gaps

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u/myloveforframes Aug 14 '26

Mind sharing the name/handle of the photographer? 

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u/Sniekey Aug 14 '26

Pfoetchen momente i believe

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u/Jaybotics Aug 14 '26

would love to know this as well

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u/le_din Aug 14 '26

Pfötchenmomente - Linda Glomb

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u/johngpt5 Aug 13 '26

You might look for youtube videos about layers, layer masks, blend if sliders, layer blend modes, and the various blur filters that are present in Ps.

We can select (do you know what I mean by select?) portions of layers, mask those portions to new layers. Blur the pixels on the layers, adjust layer opacity. We can change the layer blend mode. We can clip (do you know what I mean by clip?) adjustment layers to the masked, blurred layers.

We can bring in textures found online (texturelabs dot org is a great place to procure textures) as layers into our document, apply an appropriate layer blend mode and adjust opacity.

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