Flying Tea Post-Production
Discover the Photoshop wizardry behind this iconic image.
In this Photoshop class, Karl puts together the different elements from the flying tea food shoot to create the final image.
Starting with each of his different images, Karl walks you through the different stages of this retouch, from removing acrylic rods to adding the steam and selecting the best-placed rosebuds.
Throughout this class, you’ll see how to work with layers and layer masks, use tools such as the clone and healing brush and how to replicate areas of an image. Each of these are commonly used techniques that can be applied to many different types of images and you can learn even more about them in our Photoshop for Photographers or Individual Photoshop Tools courses.
In this class:
- How to retouch food photographs
- How to combine multiple images
- Using layers and layer masks in Photoshop
- How to correct exposure using Curves adjustments
- Using Clone and Healing Brush tools
- Duplicating parts of an image in Photoshop
To see how Karl and Anna shot this image, watch the Flying Tea Food Shoot.
Questions? Please post them in the comments section below.
Comments
Absolutely amazing tutorial Karl, I am just about to start on a flying burger so lots of inspiration and ideas how to achieve it. Thanks
Thanks Clyde and good luck with your shot.
Amazing tutorial Karl, learnt a lot, thank you!!
Thank you.
Karl, better alignment can be done with setting layer blending mode to Difference then reposition layer with move tool and arrows on keyboard. More accurate than auto align layers as stack 🙂
OK thank you for the info!
dope mate, I am working on something similar hope it comes out good haha
hi,
how to add colour (red) in mask layer?
Hi you press the the ‘backwards slash’ key ‘\’ on a mac
Steam was a bear! Great results.
Thanks John.