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Nigel Williams Editor
Feauturing

Little Known Ways To Rid Yourself Of Banana

Smoke trails are a firm favourite among still-life photographers. But how about taking it to the next level and using the shapes in a creative Photoshop project. Once you’ve taken a few good smoke.

Then copy and paste one of the smoke images into it. Set the blending mode to Screen and use Warp Transform to reshape it. Continue the process to combine a range of smoke shots into a new image.

Year
2018
Location
Samarkand. uzbekistan
Photography
Anna Mlechko
Retouching
robert laiber