I show you how to create a double exposure using the cutest animal ever, a baby polar bear. This tutorial covers layers, masking, adjustment layers, blending modes, filters, noise, grain, and color grading. We also discuss adding the finishing touches with a camera raw filter. This technique can be applied to people and other objects. I love using this in movie poster art and design.
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Envato Assets and Photos used in this tutorial:
polar-bear-cub-ursus-maritimus-3-months-old-lying--PABJ3U8
panorama-of-dachstein-mountains-peaks-with-sunset--JLWAHJY
snowy-mountain-peaks-in-fog-and-blue-sky-with-clou-PZLCEQD
back-view-of-tourist-resting-on-mountain-peak-alps-W2MRCQU
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