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A fine art composite inspired by the window paintings of Gerrit Dou
In the 17th century, the Dutch master Gerrit Dou painted his figures framed in a stone window, as if they were leaning out of their home toward the viewer. In this lesson we recreate that atmosphere with photography and Photoshop. The result is an image that looks like an Old Master painting, not a photograph.
The image was built from two separate shoots. The model was photographed in the studio, and the window is a small handmade model of a house facade, photographed separately. In the lesson I show you the actual model in my hands: what it is made of and how it was photographed. Then I take you through the full Photoshop workflow of combining the two images into one believable scene.
Watch a short teaser showing the editing approach used in this lesson.
Most composite tutorials start with stock images. Here you see how the original elements were created: a studio portrait and a handmade miniature set. You will understand how to plan a composite before the shoot, so the pieces fit together in post-production.
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This lesson is one part of the Fine Art Photoshop Complete Course — 12 lessons, 20 layered PSD files and over 12 hours of real editing.


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