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Discover this set of Skies captured during sunset, sunrise, and the golden hour. Each one of these Skies is designed to help you to create beautiful warm scenes, and add a glimpse of magic to your photographs. Whether you're looking for a vibrant sunrise, tranquil sunset, or the perfect golden hour light, these Skies are sure to add that extra touch of magic to your images. Bring life and beauty to any scene with this incredible set of Skies!
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10 Skies in JPEG format
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Luminar 4, Luminar AI, Luminar NEO, Photoshop
このような写真をゲット
提供されたRAWファイルを使ってレタッチのコツを簡単に練習、こんな写真に仕上げる方法を学ぶことができます。
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Armand Sarlangue shares: “These skies were shot mostly in Spain, during some mountains and coastal photography adventures, but they work perfectly on any landscape or architectural images.”
Creator tips:
- Choose the sky that fits your vision best, and play with the Sky Orientation sliders to find the most suitable display. There are often a lot of possibilities within one single sky.
- Use the Relight Scene slider to fine-tune the ambiance of the foreground and match perfectly the new sky.
- If you have water in your image, experiment with the Reflection sliders. The result can be spectacular!
- Have fun creating!
Skies included in the pack
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クリエイターについて Armand Sarlangue
Photographer. Skylum Ambassador.
Armand Sarlangue has been a professional photographer for 14 years. The son of a photographer, visual art has been Armand’s true passion since childhood, and it’s through nature photography that he really expresses his creativity.
Being alone in the most remote places and translating the feelings of those moments through his images is what motivates Armand. He uses advanced post-production techniques to create ambiances that match his vision of our world.
Armand’s landscape images have been internationally awarded and exhibited in the USA, Spain, Italy, and France. His work has also been published by National Geographic, GEO Magazine, Australian Photography magazine, BBC News, and many other publications.
