Create images of the End of the World/Post-Apocalypse
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I would like to create apocalyptic images using the landscape photos I took when I was on vacation. I've searched everywhere, and to give you a little glimpse of what I'm trying to do, here is a link to an example http://cdn.stylefrizz.com/img/eiffel-tower-life-after-people-hq.jpg
I know that software or websites to create images like this are hard to find, but if you have one, please let me know.
Thank you all for taking the time to read my post :)
I would like to create apocalyptic images using the landscape photos I took when I was on vacation. I've searched everywhere, and to give you a little glimpse of what I'm trying to do, here is a link to an example http://cdn.stylefrizz.com/img/eiffel-tower-life-after-people-hq.jpg
I know that software or websites to create images like this are hard to find, but if you have one, please let me know.
Thank you all for taking the time to read my post :)
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Hello
Several solutions:
To simply dramatize an image, you can either do it online on image editing sites offering adjustment options and filters
https://www.commentcamarche.net/faq/24771-logiciel-de-retouche-online-clones-de-photoshop
or use a free software like Photofiltre
http://www.commentcamarche.net/download/telecharger-175-photofiltre
If, in addition, you want to modify elements (like the Eiffel Tower in your model), you will need software with cropping and transformation tools, such as the aforementioned Photofiltre or Gimp. -
how to place the plants while making it real (2nd example): http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-3tlaT3eQ5h4/TWJjOMV2cQI/AAAAAAAADB0/TUS8N5COEfY/s1600/aftermath-3.png
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Hello Vampire
- the easiest way is to search online for already cut-out trees
- choose trees from images and cut them out yourself
- look more specifically on good texture sites for what to dress your image (trees, foliage, grass, etc...) this is the longest method but it's also the one that will give you the best result
whatever your choice, you'll need to: modify them so they fit your decor: distortion, perspective... (it shouldn't look like a "layer") , use shadows and other styles to give them volume...
in short, the more care you take in adapting the chosen textures or objects, the better the result will be -
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