merging sky

Question

hi folks and I feel my question is a very beginner one so please dont throw rotten fruits at me/

I have two pictures of Athens at night. One of the skyline + sky and one solely of the sky.

I've done what I could to unify the sky but I hit my knowledge limit rn.

I've attached the pic here and the tiff is there ... I can send to a drive a .psd wiht the little layering I've done.

What would you suggest to keep on progressing?

thanks folks

Dan

Kevin Stohlmeyer · Answer

I would crop out the upper area where the colors do not match and you have the different background. If that is actually the sky you are referring to, you'll need to blend the foreground (skyline) with the new background (sky).

Here is a tutorial on sky replacement that can help:

https://photoshopcafe.com/tutorials/sky-replacement-and-adding-clouds-to-a-photo-in-photoshop-tutorial/

You could also try to use the new Sky Replacement feature - you would need to load your replacement sky in the panel first.

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/replace-sky.html

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